USS Holds COVID-19 Town Hall with CUNY Chancellor
On Sunday, March 29, the CUNY University Student Senate hosted a virtual town hall with CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez to answer questions regarding […]
Students and Professors Respond to Schedule Changes
Written By: Chaya Gurkov With less than a week of virtual learning underway, the Recalibration Period and shortening of spring break has been drawing […]
On the Record, “Document” R.E.M.
I write this from the sunny living room of my parents’ home in Buffalo. After many tears and frustrated phone calls, I made the choice […]
Four Meditations Under Lockdown
Every new restriction hits me like a ton of bricks. Every day some new part of our lives gets taken away from us. Every time […]
Jewish Refugees in Shanghai: Untold History
Written By: Paola Sacerdote In what no one suspected would be the final We Stand Against Hate event of the spring semester, the Brooklyn College […]
Weekly Campus COVID-19 Recap: Student Hospitalized, Election Delayed
We are now just short of a week into distance learning, and campus has transitioned to only essential workers. Here is everything that happened in […]
Spring Break Shortened as Online Transition Falters
Less than a week into distance learning, CUNY is already adding more changes to the spring semester schedule, taking four days off of next week […]
Being a Student Parent During Corona
Written By Makeet Finch On March 16, I took my daughter to an appointment at The Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center because her info […]
The Music of Anne Frank with Deborah Nemko
When you think of classical music, the likes of Brahms or Beethoven may come to mind. On March 11, Dr. Deborah Nemko visited Brooklyn College’s […]
Rez Hall Remains Open, But Students Won’t Stay
For students living at the Residence Hall at Brooklyn College, the college’s move to distance learning entails an additional adjustment. As cases of COVID-19 in […]