‘Until We’re Seen’: BC Students Write About the Inequalities of COVID-19
By T’Neil Gooden Students and faculty of Brooklyn College came together to tell the stories of those who disproportionately faced inequality as a result […]
‘Macbeth’: An Ambitious Delight From the Department of Theater at Brooklyn College
By Nicolas Tapasco For several sleepless nights, students have struggled through Shakespeare’s writings for hours before English exams throughout middle, high school, and even the […]
Theater and Politics: A Vital Intersection in a Divided World
By Nikita Chernin As the 2024 presidential election looms, theater finds itself at a critical juncture. In an age of deepening ideological divides, the […]
Sports Recap (10/21 – 10/26)
By Manuel Polanco This past week, the Brooklyn College men’s and women’s soccer teams had successful games in their final games of the season before […]
Liberty Flourishes: New York Liberty Wins Their First WNBA Championship
By Ezae Darby “Liberty has been planted here; and the more it is attacked, the more it grows and flourishes.” These impactful words were […]
Brooklyn College Students, Transit Advocates Call on City for Improved Bus Service on Flatbush Avenue
By Daniel Afanasyev Brooklyn College students, transit advocates, and community groups relay-hiked four miles up Flatbush Avenue, calling on the Adams administration for long […]
BC Reacts: Liam Payne, Former Band Member of One Direction, Dead at 31
By Serena Edwards Liam Payne, former member of the internationally-known boy band group One Direction, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 16. He was 31. […]
Understanding Latinx Anti-Blackness: Wolfe Institute Hosts 2024 Konefsky Memorial Lecture
By Rami Mansi In a collaborative effort by various Brooklyn College programs, the 2024 Konefsky Memorial Lecture, “Understanding Latinx Anti-Blackness Through the Lens of […]
BC Conservatory Presents Afternoon Chamber Music
By Jaida Dent The Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music opened the doors of the Topfer recital hall to welcome members of the community to […]
African Student Union Hosts Black Carnival Experience
By Khalailah Bynoe The African Student Union (ASU) held their “Black Carnival Experience” event on Oct. 17, showcasing a variety of cultures that make […]