“America Transformed,” Wadada Leo Smith Performs At BC
By Paulina Gajewski “Creativity and artistic endeavors have a mission that goes far beyond just making music for the sake of music,” jazz musician […]
Why Is Every App Getting Worse?
By Shea Stevenson It is not just you; the largest websites and apps on the internet are getting worse. They are bombarding their users […]
Music Festival Fiasco: Burning Man And Electric Zoo Do Not Represent EDM
By Kate Dempsey Picture this: you’ve spent $485 on a ticket to attend a once-in-a-lifetime experience in the heart of the Black Rock Desert, […]
Olivia Rodrigo’s “Guts” Made Me A Fan
By Serin Sarsour After much anticipation from fans worldwide, Olivia Rodrigo finally released her sophomore album titled “Guts” on Friday, Sept. 8. Seeing as […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 4 – Sept. 9)
Women’s Soccer Loses First Home Match Of The Season By Avi Wizwer With the women’s soccer team looking to secure their first win of […]
SAIL Acknowledges Diversity At BC With Cultural Explosion Event
By Oscar Docavo In honor of the diverse cultures that make up the Brooklyn College community, a Cultural Explosion event was thrown by the […]
USG & SAIL Kick Off The Fall With A Welcome Bash
By Jason Lin In hopes of helping Brooklyn College students get back into the groove of school life after the summer break, the Student […]
Dance The Night Away: KCC’s K-Pop Party
By Rami Mansi With dancers exuding their vibrant confidence as they grooved to the multifaceted rhythms of Korean pop music, a celebration of music […]
SAIL Welcomes All To Involvement Fair
By Jason Lin With the start of a new semester, first-year students are flocking to campus to explore. To help newcomers to the Brooklyn […]
Vanguard Celebrates 100 Issues!
By Kate Dempsey This issue marks not only The Brooklyn College Vanguard’s 100th issue since our return in 2019, but it also marks a […]