Puerto Rico’s Water Crisis: When Water Becomes A Luxury
By: Mars Marte On July 31st, the Governor of Puerto Rico, Gov. Jenniffer González, announced to Puerto Rican citizens that a 48-hour rationing cycle will […]
Can Gen Z Resist Hollywood’s Desire To Prey On Our Nostalgia?
By: Samuel Mortel There’s been extensive discourse about how the 21st century has been culturally lacking in creativity. For nearly two decades, we, the viewers, […]
Destined for Disappointment :The 2026 Mets Recap
By: Manuel Polanco After a disappointing 2025 season where the team finished with a record of 83-79 and missed the playoffs by one game. The […]
The Road To Gold: Team USA Wins Gold in FIBA World Cup Tournament
By: Reagan McLean On Sunday, Sept. 12, the United States of America (USA) women’s basketball team won gold against their rivals, Team France, during the […]
Tuna Fish & Pin Head: #1 Film Class
By: Cameron Pablo Knight
NYC Mayor Mamdani Attends 9/11 Memorial Despite Controversy
By: Emily Nixon New York City (NYC) Mayor Zohran Mamdani was one of many in attendance at the 9/11 memorial ceremony at the former site […]
25 Years Later, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Opens the 9/11 Ground Zero Files
By: Zaika Yesmin Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Sept.11 terrorist attacks, New York City (NYC) Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the release of more […]
BLMI Opens Its Doors To The BC Community During Welcome Day
By: Renae Visico On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Brooklyn College (BC) Black Latino Male Initiative (BLMI) kicked off the Fall semester by hosting their annual […]
Youth Showcase at Queer Voices Shows How The Next Generation Wants To Be Heard
By: Margot Dragos A new generation of queer artists took the spotlight at “Queer Voices: New York City Film Festival’s Youth Showcase” on Sept. 11. […]
Without Music, Life Would Be a Mistake: The Met Museum’s “Musical Bodies” Exhibit
By: Ameena Khan From June 7 through Sept. 27, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) opened a new exhibition, “Musical Bodies.” The Met brings together […]