Bangladesh Student Association Hosts ‘Purnima Raat’ Celebration
By Kate Dempsey The bedazzled dresses of the dancers shone like their own galaxies filled with twinkling stars alongside the full moon for which […]
USG Presents Joint Proposition in Support of Undocumented Students
By Daniel Afanasyev The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) at Brooklyn College presented a joint resolution at a Dec. 5 Cabinet meeting calling on the […]
Farewell from Kate Dempsey, Vanguard’s Editor-in-Chief
By Kate Dempsey It’s the end of an era. Being your editor-in-chief has been one of my life’s greatest honors, and it is difficult […]
Farewell From Emmad Kashmiri, Vanguard’s Digital Editor
By Emmad Kashmiri Hello everyone, it’s that time of the semester again. I didn’t expect it would be my turn for a farewell this […]
Farewell from Daniel Afanasyev, Vanguard’s News Editor
By Daniel Afanasyev After only two semesters at The Vanguard, this will be officially my last piece for the paper. Having periodically read the […]
BCAP Hosts Organizing and Activism Workshop for BC Students
By T’Neil Gooden “Stand up fight back!” The Brooklyn College Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANAPISI) Project (BCAP) hosted an activism and […]
BC’s Musical Theatre Collective Set To Become an Official Club
By Jaida Dent Revived in the spring 2023 semester, the Brooklyn College Musical Theatre Collective (BCMTC) sought to offer a space for students to […]
‘And Still We Rise’: BC Celebrates 50 Years of Women’s and Gender Studies Program Through Exhibit
By Darlene Arvelo Reporting assistance by Paulina Gajewski Brooklyn College is honoring the 50th anniversary of its pioneering Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST) program with […]
From “That’s That Me Espresso” to Brat Summer: A Look at 2024’s Pop Culture
By Jaida Dent and Rami Mansi 2024’s zodiac sign is the Year of the Dragon. The dragon symbolizes exceptionality and confidence, with powerful energy coming […]
The ‘Three Sisters’ Play At Brooklyn College: ‘Hey, What’s Going On?’
By Kira Ricarte The play begins, the lights come on, and it’s a girl’s 20th birthday. Thus is the beginning of Anton Chekhov’s “Three Sisters,” […]