Hochul Budget Proposal Set to Slash CUNY Funds
By Shlomie Katash Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled her proposal on Jan. 16 for a $233 billion budget for the upcoming 2025 fiscal year which, […]
Experiencing Medieval Monasticism at the Cloisters
By Paulina Gajewski Humming floats across vaulted stone ceilings as men in long robes saunter between archways. A chill weaves its way through the […]
Reviving the Brooklyn Zine Scene: BC’s Own Zine Archive
By Amira Turner Despite being a campus hotspot, many Brooklyn College students aren’t aware that books and computers aren’t the only resources the library offers. […]
Is Being Delulu The Solulu? The Double-Edged Fantasy of Delusions
By Rami Mansi Every generation tends to take ideas from the older generations and reinvent them in their image. In the case of having […]
Can You Watch a 10-Minute Video?
By Khalailah Bynoe A bright screen evoking different emotions with every swipe provides a new kind of high that could become deadly. Social media […]
Men’s Basketball Team Looking To End The Season Strong
By Sean Markisic The men’s basketball team is currently at a 4-17 record as they look to win more games. The four wins were […]
“Latinos Out Loud” Filmed Live At The Whitman Theater
By Rami Mansi The award-winning and positively infectious podcast “Latinos Out Loud” recorded last week’s taping in front of a live audience of New […]
BC’s Usman Chohan, Documentary Chosen For Doc NYC Festival
By Kate Dempsey Champion Pizza may seem like just your average go-to spot when you need something to eat, but to many, the allure […]
HASA, Cultivating Cultural Unity At BC
By Reima Choute The Haitian American Student Association (HASA) is a Brooklyn College club dedicated to creating a safe space for Haitian-American students on […]
Pro-Palestine Protests Continue Amid Calls For Prez Anderson’s Resignation
By Kate Dempsey Pro-Palestine protesters interrupted a meeting between CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez and the Board of Trustees on Monday, Dec. 4, […]