Admin Addresses Transfer Credit Issues
Written By Martin Samoylov The Brooklyn College administration urged faculty to actively allow transfer credits to incoming students as part of last fall’s presentation on […]
Finding My Fractured Cuban Roots
When I landed in Havana and was finally able to leave José Martí International Airport after making my way through customs and security, the first […]
Bullspit!: The Great Gun Debate
Written By Gleason This is a letter the Vanguard received over the winter break. We debated and found that to give the Conservative voice equal […]
On the Record: Billie Eilish
I went to one of the trial sessions for the now-infamous Harvey Weinstein. That name, synonymous with countless blockbuster films, is now also synonymous with […]
New Yorkers Protest MTA, Policing
Hundreds gathered on Friday, Jan. 31 to protest MTA fares and police presence in the subways. The protest, which began in the Grand Central Terminal […]
The Monumental Bo Walker
His chin is up, head cocked to the left. Draped over his relaxed shoulders, the tattered cloth extends down and hangs over the solid base […]
Low Qui Savage: An Introduction
Hey there, reader. I hope you’re enjoying our first issue of 2020, which, in addition to being quite good, marks an alarming personal milestone. And […]
Amidst Anti-Semitism Spike, CUNY Community Comes Together
Written By Chaya Gurkov/Quiara Vasquez When BC professor Andrew Meyer checked his e-mail during the winter session, he came face-to-face with a hatred that New […]
Journalists Address Issues with Reporting on Puerto Rico
The Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism hosted a panel this past week concerning the accountability of reporters tasked with covering Puerto Rico. The panel, […]
Students Protest Tuition Hike and “Wellness Fee”
On, Dec. 16, 2019, the CUNY Board of Trustees approved a budget proposal for a health and wellness fee on student tution of $120 per […]