Modern Day Slavery: The 13th Amendment Did Not Abolish Slavery
By: Serena Edwards The 13th Amendment is famously known as the amendment that prohibits slavery; however, millions of inmates are subjected to slavery conditions because […]
“Video Killed the Radio Star”: MTV and the Lost Art of Music Videos
By: Jaida Dent Music is the cornerstone of pop culture. Many viral moments that circulate throughout modern media often share the common trait of music, […]
“Let’s Bet On It”: How Sports Betting Is Ruining Sports
By: Manuel Polanco On Oct. 23, Portland Trailblazers coach and NBA Hall of Famer (HOFer) Chauncy Billups was arrested by the FBI for his alleged […]
Sports Recaps (10/26 – 11/01)
By: Reagan McLean As the seasons are closing, the push to the playoffs continues for Brooklyn College (BC) Athletics. The Cross-Country and Tennis seasons conclude, […]
Stories of a BC Student #2
By: Jocelyn Rios
USG Holds Town Hall Over Student Activity Fees
By: Rami Mansi On Oct. 21, Brooklyn College’s (BC) Undergraduate Student Government (USG) held a town hall meeting aimed at informing students and club leaders […]
Brooklyn College’s PHAM Talks Substance Abuse Awareness with Brooklyn YAS
By: T’Neil Gooden October is substance abuse awareness month, and Brooklyn College’s Public Health and Medicine Club (PHAM) welcomed Brooklyn’s Youth Against Substance Abuse (YAS), […]
BC Town Hall Demands Climate Action From Next Mayor
By: Emily Suhr As New York City prepares for a new mayoral administration, students, faculty, and community leaders gathered to call for stronger climate action […]
ISSO’s Spirits and Stories: Spooky Tales from Around the World
By: Khalailah Bynoe Smoke filled the air, and the room was dimly lit with ominous music playing in the background. The Immigrant Student Success Office […]
BCSU and BCSJP Hold Counter-Protest to United4Israel Vigil
By: Emily Nixon and Emily Suhr On Oct. 23, United4Israel, a Brooklyn College (BC) club, held a vigil during common hours on the West Quad […]