But Is It Fashion?: Rami’s Reviews for Met Gala 2026
By: Rami Mansi An assistant in a basic black dress, a yellow crossbody bag, and bold red flats went viral after a video of her […]
Supporting Independent Animation: Looking Back and Moving Forward
By: Jocelyn Rios & Key Jones-Ford Independent animations have come a long way from the genre’s humble origins. In particular, The Amazing Digital Circus (TADC) […]
WNBA Opening Weekend: The Liberty’s Dominant Win Against the Connecticut Sun
By: Reagan McLean Not only was the weather nice on May 8, but it was also a nice day to be a Women’s National Basketball […]
Flipping into A New Chapter: Highlighting Graduating BC Cheerleader Maya Nicole
By: Manuel Polanco Sitting by the lavish East Quad of Brooklyn College (BC), senior Maya Nicole ponders what comes next in her life. A part […]
“Let Us Walk” Campaign Successful After Student Rally
By: Emily Nixon On April 30, chants echoed outside Brooklyn College’s (BC) Bedford gate as students gathered to protest the recent announcement that graduates would […]
The Supreme Court Rules On Louisiana v. Callais
By: Key Jones-Ford In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has deemed Louisiana’s newest congressional map unconstitutional, reinterpreting the language […]
What’s Going On?: What We Know About the 2026 Correspondence Dinner
By: Gabrielle Oudkerk On April 25, the White House hosted its annual correspondents’ dinner in Washington, DC, hosted by the White House Correspondents Association (WHCA). […]
“Nil Sine Magner Labore”: ISSO and Magner Career Center Highlight Immigrant Success Stories
By: T’Neil Gooden The Brooklyn College (BC) Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) collaborated with the Magner Career Center to welcome two successful immigrant alumni to […]
Turning the Tassel: Graduates From All Cultures Attend the Donning of the Kente Ceremony
By: Serena Edwards The moment many Brooklyn College (BC) seniors have waited for has come. Dozens of soon-to-be BC graduates gathered in the Claire Tow […]
Do Our Eyes Deceive Us?: Art History Professor Gives Lecture On The History of Image Manipulation
By: Margot Dragos History Professor, JR Pepper, answered this question with her lecture “Lies of the Lens: The Myth of Truth in the History of […]