Not The First Time, Nor The Last: The Mistreatment of Black Women in Girl Groups
By: Serena Edwards & Rami Mansi Mel B. of the Spice Girls, Normani from Fifth Harmony, Leigh-Anne from Little Mix, and now Manon from Katseye. […]
The Red Pill Epidemic: The Rising Political Scene Among Gen-Z
By: Schonn Elcock Through algorithmic manipulation, the media has pushed the rise of The Red Pill Movement, a political movement that prioritizes masculinity and misogyny, […]
Spotify Enforces Old Rap Ecosystems for Capitalistic Purposes
By: Alfonso Abreu Over the past week, music streaming app Spotify has placed billboards in different cities, declaring a simple statement, “Hip-Hop needs new leaders.” […]
Bronze, Silver, & Gold: Stand-Out Moments from The 2026 Winter Olympics
By: Key Jones-Ford Running from Feb. 6-22, this year’s Winter Olympics took place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo in Italy. It introduced ski mountaineering as […]
Sports Recaps (2/25-03/01)
By: Manuel Polanco It’s Championship Week for Brooklyn College (BC) sports! The men’s and women’s basketball teams look towards securing the CUNYAC Championship, and the […]
NYU Langone Ceases Gender-Affirming Care for Minors For A Second Time
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 17, New York University Langone Health (NYU Langone) closed its Transgender Youth Health Program and will stop providing gender-affirming care […]
Remembering the Legacy of Civil Rights Activist Reverend Jesse Jackson
By: Serena Edwards Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist, has passed away at the age of 84 after a long fight with Parkinson’s disease. He […]
The United States’ Polarizing Pursuit of Greenland
By: Garbielle Oudkerk There has been a recent interest in the sovereign country of Greenland, specifically by current U.S. President Donald J Trump, that has […]
Vacating Vaccines: The Latest In Anti-Vax Legislature
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 19, the New Hampshire House of Representatives rejected bill HB 1811, which would have repealed all of the “immunization requirements […]