CCNY Palestine Encampment Shut Down, 170 Arrested in Ensuing Scuffle
By Shlomie Katash On April 30, CUNY administrative leaders requested assistance from the NYPD in shutting down pro-Palestine protests and encampments at City College […]
BC Clubs Host Tea Ceremony to Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
By Kate Dempsey A fiery red dragon wove in and out of the crowd of Brooklyn College students as they made their way through […]
Women of Color Club and The Curly Code Help BC Students Spring into a New Beauty Routine
By Amira Turner Despite being part of a daily routine, hair in the Black community has historically been a source of conflict, misinformation, and […]
Rami’s Reviews: The Gold and Bronze of The Met Gala
By Rami Mansi The most exclusive invitation in the world, the one chance to make or break your fashion career, and Zendaya’s first Met […]
NBA Playoff Recaps: Teams Hope for Great Start to Season
By Sean Markisic The second round of the NBA playoffs is officially underway, and there are plenty of teams going head-to-head to win the […]
Capitalism and Greenery: Why Is Earth Day Not A Major Holiday?
By Rami Mansi Earth Day is a significant holiday that has been marked and exemplified by both powerful movements in history, Nickelodeon’s unique […]
All Elite Wrestling: A Confrontation in the Past Leads to Present-Day Controversies
By Sean Markisic & Luis Angel Perez Martinez All Elite Wrestling is a wrestling promotion run by CEO and President Tony Khan, which […]
Pitching Perfection: Softball Wins Big
By Manuel Polanco The softball team had one of their best games of the season, and added a little history to it as […]
TEDxCUNY 2024: “UNRAVEL” Conference Held at John Jay College
By Daniel Afanasyev On April 12, the much anticipated 2024 TEDxCUNY conference returned to John Jay College’s Gerald W. Lynch Theater for a […]