Women’s Volleyball Recap (11/2 – 11/6)
By Manuel Polanco On Nov. 2, BC women’s volleyball played against Montclair State and would lose the game 3-0 despite a resilient third […]
The Shift: New York City Turns Towards Red in 2024 Election
By Serena Edwards President-elect Donald Trump won against Vice President Kamala Harris by a majority of 312 electoral college votes, as opposed to Harris, […]
The Historic “Firsts” of the 2024 Election
By Avi Wizwer With the 2024 election at a close, several candidates have made history following Tuesday night’s election. These many “firsts” in American […]
Parks Across Brooklyn See Brushfires Amidst Regional Drought Advisory
By Daniel Afanasyev Several brushfires broke out across Brooklyn over the weekend, the latest effects of an abnormally long stretch of dry weather affecting […]
Wolfe Institute Hosts ‘Reflections of BAM’ With President Karen Brooks Hopkins
By T’Neil Gooden The Wolfe Institute at Brooklyn College welcomed former president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Karen B. Hopkins to speak […]
ISSO Celebrates Dia De Los Muertos with ‘Frames of Remembrance’
By Jaida Dent On Tuesday, Nov. 5, the Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) hosted the “Frames of Remembrance” event to celebrate Día De Los […]
‘We Are Burning’: Short Film ‘N Ap Boule’ Explores Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti
By Kate Dempsey Mothers-to-be in the United States are able to deliver their baby either by a drive to a local hospital, in the […]
Black Solidarity Day Committee Hosts ‘Cuba in Africa’ Film Screening
By Yassir Azzam “Cuba en África–Cuando África Llamó…Cuba Respondió” (“Cuba in Africa–When Africa Called…Cuba Responded”). These words lit up the screen introducing “Cuba in […]
Dragon Ball: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of a Franchise That Defined a Generation
By Ezae Darby Over the past 40 years, fans everywhere have had the amazing opportunity to experience the world of “Dragon Ball,” which was […]
Opinion: Give Us Our Education — How Project 2025 Could Devastate The Education System
By Mars Marte This past summer, news of Project 2025 overtook social media, including Instagram and TikTok, across hundreds of posts dedicated to rejecting […]