Sheikh Mohammad Badawy Sheds Light on the Palestinian Cause to BC Students
By T’Neil Gooden On March 13, Brooklyn College (BC) students gathered in the Bedford Room of the Student Center to listen to speeches about activism […]
BC History Professor Stresses Resilience as Scholarship on Racism and Colonialism Comes Under Attack
By Rossi Sealey In a medium-sized classroom filled to the brim with student in Boylan Hall, Marybeth Tamborra, who was an adjunct professor at Brooklyn […]
Brooklyn College Presents “Writing for Remembrance, Release and Resistance”
By Darlene Arvelo Almonte The Woody Tanger auditorium was occupied by an audience of students, staff, and faculty for the presentation of Dr. Carla España’s […]
Shamrock Shake
St. Patrick’s Day, observed annually on March 17, is a religious and cultural holiday held on the death date of Saint Patrick, the patron saint […]
The Blackprint: Underrated Black Women in Journalism
By Serena Edwards Journalism has defined the way we receive our news and who we trust to deliver it. In a male-dominated field, it’s easy […]
Lessons Learned: Interview With the Men’s Basketball Team Following the 2024-2025 Season
By Yuki Elkotby After the Brooklyn College men’s basketball team took down the City College of New York Beavers on Sat. Feb. 22, they achieved […]
The Fare Ain’t Fair: December 12th Movement Organizes Against Proposed MTA Fare Hikes
By Key Jones-Ford A Brooklyn-based Pan-African human rights organization is taking a stand against the MTA to attempt to stop the incoming fare hike in […]
Hunter College Palestinian Studies Professor Job Rescinded Over Controversial Qualifications
By Victoria Keraj On Feb. 25, Governor Hochul made a statement ordering for a CUNY-Hunter College job listing looking to hire a Palestinian studies […]
