America Killed Unity: The Legacy of Chicago Black Panther Leader Fred Hampton
By: Serena Edwards During Black History Month, schools teach the same stories every year, but never dive deeper into the truth of Black history. Black […]
Capitalism Casualties: Death of The Nuclear Family
By: Mars Marte The Nuclear Family was a concept glorified by many Western countries, especially in American culture, as Merriam-Webster explains. This particular concept stemmed […]
The Rise of Hunter Greene and The Black Aces
By: Manuel Polanco As of 2025, only 59 Black players were on a Major League roster. That comes out to 6.2% of the league being […]
Sports Recaps (02/09 – 02/13)
By: Reagan McLean It has been a very eventful week for the Bulldogs at West Quad Center and away. With wins in basketball and swimming, […]
Citizens’ Conflict: The State of Minnesota
By: Gabrielle Oudkerk and Emily Nixon On Jan. 31, Liam “Conejo” Ramos, age 5, and his dad returned to their Minneapolis home after being released […]
Don Lemon, Journalist and Former CNN Host, to be Arraigned After Covering Protests
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 4, a federal judge ordered Don Lemon to appear for their arraignment on Feb. 13. Charged on “conspiracy against [the] […]
Joel Isaacson, Brooklyn College and Vanguard Alumnus, passed away at 95
By: Jaida Dent Brooklyn College alumnus Joel Isaacson passed away on Jan. 26 in Berkeley, California. He is survived by his wife, Helen, his children […]
Partial Government Shutdown Comes to an End
By: Elianna Tsigler On Saturday, Jan. 31, the federal government was partially shut down due to Congress’s failure to pass a spending bill for the […]
From the Block to the Diaspora with BHMC
By: T’Neil Gooden Brooklyn College’s (BC) Black History Month Committee (BHMC) hosted its very own kick-off for BC students to celebrate the beginning of Black […]
Protect The Beat, Prevent The Risk: Health Programs Lead Panel on Heart Health
By: Rami Mansi With a dress code of red and a guest list packed with speakers and representatives, Brooklyn College (BC) Health Programs Office collaborated […]