New Classical Society Aims To Revamp Classics At BC
By Serin Sarsour Exploring the roots of the Greeks and Romans through history, literature, science, and more, the Classics Department at Brooklyn College is […]
Theater Games Tournament Brings Out The Best In BC’s Actors
By Oscar Docavo A group of students stand around one of their peers. After an unsuccessful attempt to pull them out of position with […]
Sustainability Club, NYPIRG Joins Thousands In March To End Fossil Fuels
By Kate Dempsey (Reporting Assistance By Tony Lipka) Flames were ablaze on Sunday, Sept. 17, as thousands carrying posters of the Earth on fire […]
NY Leaders Consider Changes To Work Permit Authority As Migrant Crisis Grows
By Shlomie Katash As New York buckles under the mounting pressures of a worsening migrant crisis, some of the state’s politicians have advocated for […]
House Speaker McCarthy Launches Impeachment Inquiry Into President Biden
By Shlomie Katash Ahead of the House of Representatives’ return from its annual summer recess, Speaker Kevin McCarthy has directed the legislative body to […]
New York City Through The Lens Of Marcia Bricker Halperin
By Paulina Gajewski The Brooklyn College Library announced its latest art exhibit on Sept. 1. Photographs shot in black and white are showcased along […]
In Memoriam: Celebrating The Life Of Classics Professor Gail Smith
By Paulina Gajewski Brooklyn College faculty and students came together to celebrate the life and work of Gail Smith, a professor in the Classics […]
AI: Alarming Issue Or Helpful Tool?
By Kim Gill It can produce the glossiest photos your smartphone could ever create, transport you to your favorite fantasy realm, and write books […]
What Ever Happened To Being Proud New Yorkers?
By Jada Simon After experiencing a once-in-a-millenia kind of event like COVID-19 and drastic price increases due to inflation, being a New Yorker is […]
“Terrace Story” And The Problem Of Space
By Shea Stevenson “Terrace Story” by Hillary Leichter is a new novel that’s largely about space. Not outer space (mostly) but the spaces we […]