New BC Club TREEage Hosts Welcome Event
By Tejaswi Kunamneni Brooklyn College’s new TREEage club conducted its first meeting in the Sustainability Club room on Tuesday, March 19. The event was […]
Women’s Center Hosts “Women Acting Up: BC in Action!” Activism Event
By Kate Dempsey “Well-behaved women seldom make history”–this feminist adage by author Laurel Thatcher Ulrich resonated throughout the Women’s Center on March 26 as […]
CUNY Campuses to Serve as Polling Sites for Presidential Primary
By Shlomie Katash Brooklyn College and thirteen other CUNY campuses will once again serve as sites for people to vote in the presidential primaries […]
High Price Point for A Broken Game: EA is Ruining “The Sims”
By Eden Lawrence Longtime fans of The Sims franchise, commonly known as “Simmers,” are angry with the parent company, Electronic Arts, and their handling […]
Third Places Are Disappearing, and It’s Not a Good Sign
By Kiara Jones-Ford Walking into any sit-down locations in the last two years has resulted in being met with the following environments: a sign […]
Today in Sportsball:
Softball Team Wins Third Game of Season By Manuel Polanco BC’s softball team held a double header on Wednesday, March 20, against Purchase College. […]
The Women’s Center Weaves Fiber Arts into Feminism
By Amira Turner Since the Industrial Revolution, crocheting has been an extremely popular, yet gendered, craft. Like most fiber arts, crocheting has historically been […]
Years of Hardship: BC Archives New Colonialism and Resistance in Ethiopia Exhibit
By Paulina Gajewski The ethos of the mid-twentieth century was imbued with colonialism and struggle between foreign powers. At the zenith of colonial […]
USG Hosts Narcan Training and Drug Overdose Prevention Workshop
By Yassir Azzam On Thursday, March 14, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) hosted a “Narcan Training Event” in Brooklyn College’’s Student Center. The purpose […]
Lips Café: Bringing Art and Community to Little Caribbean
By Emmad Kashmiri and Kate Dempsey Upon first glance, passersby might mistake Lips Café for a 60s Pop Art movement-inspired museum. Displayed prominently on […]