U.S. Government Shutdown Becomes Longest in History
By: Key Jones-Ford The United States (US) Government has been shut down for over 40 days, officially marking it as the longest shutdown in US […]
ISSO and Dream Team Collaborate for “Immigrants Day of Action”
By: Kira Ricarte In the Jefferson Williams room on the 4th floor of the Student Center, the Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) collaborated with the […]
SABCAT Books Makes Reading Accessible for BC Students
By: T’Neil Gooden The political science lounge welcomed students to their Poli Sci Cafe and book fair on Nov. 4, a room filled with literature, […]
Black Solidarity Day 2025 at Brooklyn College
By: Serena Edwards The Black Solidarity Committee hosts Black Solidarity Day (BSD) annually at Brooklyn College (BC). During that day, a plethora of events that […]
Revolution and Solidarity: Johanna Fernández Discusses the Young Lords’ Legacy in 19th Annual Encuentro
By: Renae Visico The Amersfort & Bedford Student Center was filled with chatter and joyful Spanish music. On Nov. 6, Johanna Fernandez hosted a panel […]
Shattering the Honmoon With the Korean Culture Club
By: Khalailah Bynoe The E-board members of the Korean Culture Club (KCC) warmly greeted attendees and passed out goodie bags on Nov. 6 for their […]
Being Black at a PWI: Raw and Unfiltered Feelings From a Black Woman
By: Serena Edwards Burnt out. Angry. Fed up. These are emotions that every Black girl at a predominantly white institution (PWI) has felt during their […]
How the Forgotten Borough Reacted to Zohran Mamdani
By: Ameena Khan On Aug. 13, democratic socialist and future mayor-elect of New York City (NYC) Zohran Mamdani would arrive at Staten Island (SI), “which […]
Fonso’s Interlude: Hip-Hop Isn’t Dying, There’s a Disconnect Between the Mainstream and Underground
By: Alfonso Abreu Hip-Hop is not dead, and is far from ever dying. It is easy to look at Billboard’s last week report of there […]
SNAP Funding is the Latest Battle in Decades-Long War Against Welfare
By: Samuel Mortel Over 40 million people were at risk of losing their SNAP benefits and going hungry. Conservatives online, in the media, and even […]