BC Groups Hold Cherry Blossom Festivities
By Victoria Keraj A Brooklyn College cherry blossom festival was held on April 1 as a joint celebration between Brooklyn College AANAPISI Project (BCAP), The […]
Sidonie Clarke – Student Journalist and Upcoming Author
By Ezae Darby Sidonie Clarke is a sophomore at Brooklyn College, majoring in journalism and minoring in psychology. Recently, The Vanguard had the opportunity to […]
“This Is the Time To Stand on Business”: BC Welcomes Melissa Murray for Hess Week
By Serena Edwards Brooklyn College holds Hess Week annually every spring semester to honor a scholar that pushes and advocates for people and justice. This […]
Hess Week Closes with “Podcasting in the Changing Media and Political Landscape” Lecture
By Jaida Dent To wrap up Hess Week, the Wolfe Institute presented the final public event: a panel discussion titled “Podcasting in the Changing Media […]
Your Flop Era Is Serving: The Khia Asylum and Fans’ Obsession With Targeting Women
By Rami Mansi No matter how hard a novice in the music industry can try, there is a semi-fixed circle of A-listers. Underneath you have […]
Opinion: BC’s Food Insecurity – How Food Trucks Fail
By Emily Suhr For Brooklyn College students, finding a meal on campus shouldn’t be hard. However, since the cafeteria closed during the pandemic, students have […]
Brooklyn College’s “Cendrillon”: What a Lovely Night
By Kira Ricarte On Friday, April 4, people gathered in front of the Don Buchwald Theater to see the French opera “Cendrillon”, based on the […]
Sports Recap (03/31-04/04)
By Rami Mansi and Paulina Gajewski Men’s Tennis On Tuesday, April 1, the Brooklyn College Men’s Tennis team continued their winning streak against Lehman College, […]
Women’s Softball Team Debuts in CUNYAC
By Manuel Polanco The Brooklyn College Women’s softball team made their CUNYAC debut on April 2, against John Jay in a doubleheader. BC came […]