BC Muslim Students Association and Muslims Giving Back Host “Grand Iftar”
By Paulina Gajewski The Bedford Room of the Student Center was transformed with drapery, vines, and backdrops as the sun set on the evening of […]
“For a Safe and Healthy World”: Masako Wada’s Experience as a Nuclear-Bomb Survivor
By Ezae Darby Surviving an atomic bomb is a catastrophic event that is quite hard for most to fathom. This unique reality is one that […]
Breaking Barriers: BCAP Hosts Mental Health Presentation
By Emily Nixon On March 4, the Brooklyn College AANAPISI Project (BCAP) hosted the Hamilton Madison House (HMH) for a presentation about the underrepresentation and […]
CUNY Students Attend “Youth Day of Action” in Albany
By Ezae Darby On March 5, climate change action organizations TREEage, the BC Sustainability Club and New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) came together […]
The BC Pre-Law Society Making Law an Accessible Practice
By T’Neil Gooden Brooklyn College’s Pre-Law Society is breaking barriers by being the first association that focuses on making law accessible to undergraduate students. The […]
BC Art Gallery Reveals Two New “Saturation” Themed Exhibitions
By Jaida Dent On March 4, the Brooklyn College Art Gallery opened its doors for its newest installation. Curated by Professor Bentley Brown, the gallery […]
“Take You To The Garden Of Eden”: Rami’s Reviews on Lady Gaga’s New Album “Mayhem”
By Rami Mansi Everyone was asking her for new music, “Joker 2” underperformed at both the box office and with critics, the musically-inclined yet detrimentally […]
Women’s Softball Team Are Ready To Swing Into a New Season
By Allen Mardakhayev As a new softball season begins, the BC Bulldogs step onto the field with renewed energy since their last season, new goals, […]
Stitched in Legacy: How Bisa Butler Honors Shirley Chisholm Through Quilted Art
By Serena Edwards Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress and BC alumna, has left her impact across communities. The Brooklyn […]