With A Playful Touch, Carol Bove Challenges Museum Conventions in New Guggenheim Exhibition
By: Margot Dragos On March 5, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum unveiled its newest exhibition from artist and sculptor Carol Bove. It is the largest […]
Diaries Of A High-Functioning Black Girl: Sacrifice in The Name of Society
By: Serena Edwards Humans are trained to be machines that are able to go through life without fully processing the traumas we experience. High-functioning behaviors […]
Pre-Oscar Power Ranking: What Film Has the Best Shot at Best Picture?
By: Samuel Mortel 2025 was a spectacular year for movies, and on Sunday, March 15, we’ll see the directors, actors, and crew behind our favorite […]
Opinion: Queer Spaces Are Dwindling Rapidly
By: Key Jones-Ford As of Feb. of 2026, four different queer spaces in New York City announced their final days between then and April. Four […]
Pride, Passion, and Honor: The Return Of The World Baseball Classic
By: Manuel Polanco Since its inception in 2006, the World Baseball Classic (WBC) has become one of the biggest preseason tournaments in sports. Players have […]
Trump Retaliates With 15% Tariff After Supreme Court Rules Tariffs Illegal
By: Emily Nixon On Feb. 21, the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump raised a 10% global tariff to 15% in response to the U.S. […]
Guests Play Key Role At The 2026 State of The Union Address
By: Samuel Mortel On Feb. 24, the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump delivered the first State of the Union address of his second term. […]
On Again, Off Again: Netflix Drops From Warner Bros. Bid
By: Serena Edwards After winning a bidding war for the newly split Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) in December, Netflix has decided to withdraw its bid, […]
“First Place Goes To…”: Women’s Center Hosts Trivia Night
By: Rami Mansi On Feb. 26, the Brooklyn College (BC) Women’s Center (WC) and the Women’s History Month Committee collaborated and hosted “Ultimate Trivia Game […]