NBA Legend Kobe Bryant Dead at 41
We mourn the death today of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna “Gigi” Bryant, and seven others, following a catastrophic helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, on […]
“Manhattan Beach”: A Review
Reading over winter break was less than I had hoped. One book I read was Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan. You might have seen this […]
On the Record: H.E.R.
This may be the first week of the spring semester, usually a time for forward steps and future plans, but I can’t help feeling reflective […]
The Actor’s Life By Jenna Fischer: A Review
Written By Michela Arlia Any real fan of The Office knows to watch only up until season seven when Michael Scott leaves, because it’s only […]
Robert Viscusi 1941-2020
Written By Qichelle Maitland Robert Viscusi, longtime professor, pioneering Italian American writer, and Executive Officer of the Wolfe Institute for the Humanities at Brooklyn College, […]
Fencing Team Sees Revival
A club that was dead has been born again! Just a few months ago, Brooklyn College’s Fencing Club seemed to be doomed due to a […]
Jumaane Williams Holds “State of the People” Address at Brooklyn College
Brooklyn College alum Jumaane Williams gave the first-ever “State of the People” address after he was sworn in as the 6th Public Advocate of New […]
BC Professor Shares Holocaust Experience, Decries Climate Denial
To commemorate the annual International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Brooklyn College physics professor Micha Tomkiewicz shared his own experience as a Holocaust survivor during his lecture, […]
Bullspit! – How to Have an Interesting First Day Of Class
Written by Ryan Gleason As I entered my senior year at Brooklyn College, I made a self-pact to not repeat the same mundane routine I […]
Water Problems in Ingersoll
Written by Kevin Limiti The water supply on the east side of Ingersoll Hall was shut down for a short time on August 29th because […]