“In Service”: A Love Letter to MTA from Photographer Christopher Payne
By: Ameena Khan and Margot Dragos On Sept. 22, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Arts & Design presented “In Service: MTA Photographs by Christopher Payne,” a […]
Maha Hashwi Shares Her Poetry and Wisdom With BC Students at Women’s Center
By: Margot Dragos Brooklyn College (BC) Women’s Center and The Muslim Women’s Leadership Development Project hosted “Words of Becoming: A Poetry Reading and Book […]
Why Gen Z Started Going to The Movies Again This Summer
By: Renae Visico Hollywood has been on a generational run this summer. With the release of big-name blockbusters like “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New […]
Are We Allowed to Enjoy Anything? The Scalper Epidemic
By: Elianna Tsigler The popular trading card game Pokémon celebrated the 30th anniversary of its Trading Card Game (TCG) on Sep. 16. A big milestone […]
The Knicks Lackluster Off-season: Is Dolan Willing to Spend the Cash?
By: Schonn Elcock The New York (NY) Knicks tactically strung together one of the greatest playoff runs in NBA history, leading to New York’s first […]
BC Recaps 09/15-09/24
By: Manuel Polanco Another week has passed, and we have a lot to cover, so let’s get to it! This week’s lineup includes Women’s Volleyball […]
Expectations V. Reality
By: Adam Magwood
NYC Challenges U.S. Gov’s New Immigration Rule
By: Emily Nixon A new immigration rule is set to take effect on Sept. 18. New York City (NYC) filed a lawsuit, in conjunction with […]
The Growing AI Divide: U.S. Against China on AI Regulations
By: Haliya Jooda On Sept. 14, the United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump criticized people asking for guardrails on Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Truth Social. […]