Farewell From Matt Hirsch, News Editor
By Matt Hirsch When I came to Brooklyn College two years ago, I had no clue what to expect. It was August 2020, a […]
The Last Rolling Rock Ramblings: A Farewell To Arms
By Ian Ezinga I shall begin by admitting that my column, Rolling Rock Ramblings, was a wonderfully self-indulgent space where I may have done a […]
Farewell From Mo Muhsin, Cartoonist And Social Media Manager
By Mo Muhsin When I was asked to join The Vanguard as a cartoonist, I did not believe I was up to the task, but […]
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ Is A Puzzle
By John Schilling Disclaimer: Minor spoilers ahead Long gone are the days where Marvel Studios could seamlessly release filler movies and sustain the franchise with […]
Opinion: AG James Is Right, Biden Needs To Cancel All Student Loan Debt
By Priscilla Mensah The burden that is student loans has been a topic of discourse for some time now. It seems as if student loans, […]
The Cagers: BC’s 1981-82 Men’s Basketball Team Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
By Owen Russell In 1982, Brooklyn College went on an improbable run and reached the NCAA Division III final four. It was a magical time […]
BC Sports Recap (May 3)
By Owen Russell The women’s football team closed its season with a match against Lehman College on May 3. The Bulldogs faced the Lightning in […]
Profs Call Out BC For PRLS’ Understaffing, Admin Allow More Faculty Hires
By Gabriela Flores Reporting Assistance by Matt Hirsch As the Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Department was expected to only have three professors come […]
USS Appoints New Chair After Months-Long Delay
By Matt Hirsch Months after repeated stalemates and a controversial disqualification that prevented the University Student Senate from electing a new chairperson, Salimatou Doumbouya of […]
Vanguard Wins Awards From New York Press Association
By Gabriela Flores Brooklyn College’s student-run newspaper, The Vanguard, was recognized by the New York Press Association again on May 2. This year, the publication […]