Fate Uncertain for Sports Leagues Nationwide
Written By: Carlos Daniel Martinez Following the NBA’s decision to suspend its games for a period of thirty days on Mar. 11, sports leagues around […]
Closing the Curtains on BC’s Theatre shows in Spring 2020
Written By Michela Arlia On Wednesday, Mar. 11, at around 3:30 pm in the Department of Theater’s costume shop class, phones and Twitter accounts started […]
Spanish Flu vs CoronaVirus
I wanted to write a piece titled “Love in the Time of Novel CoronaVirus” but that didn’t seem appropriate. People are scared. The global markets […]
On the Record: Miles Davis, “Kind of Blue”
COVID-19 has brutally rammed its way into the lives of pretty much everyone by now. What began as bits of news from overseas has rapidly […]
COVID-19 Forces Clubs to Cancel, Postpone Events
While transitions to “distance-learning” occur across CUNY and SUNY campuses, life at Brooklyn College itself seems to be coming to a standstill, especially for clubs […]
BC Local Businesses Struggle with Coronavirus
Written By Stacy Fisch Small businesses around campus are feeling the effects of last week’s shutdown. While local businesses are taking a hit in revenue […]
Summer Internships Deadline Approaching
Written By Paola Sacerdote Internships are often the way students get their foot in the door of prestigious organizations. As the beginning of March arrived, […]
Fradulent Honor Society Targets BC
Written By Zahra Khan The National Honor Society may sound familiar to high school students: it’s an nationwide organization for high school students in the […]
BC Elects 2020: The Presidential Candidates
With the Democratic primaries boiling down to two candidates, a possibly less contentious presidential election comes to Brooklyn College this month, when three hopefuls vie […]