Your School Was Free, And It Still Should Be
By Shea Stevenson CUNY schools were free when the first of them (City College, go figure) was established in 1847. To put that into […]
An Economic Hot Girl Summer: What it Means to Make Women Spend
By Rami Mansi and Kiara Jones-Ford The summer of 2023 was headlined by four things: a potential economic crash, and then a potential economic […]
Vivek Ramaswamy Vs. The Youth Vote
By Kim Gill In 1971 when the Voting Rights Act was amended to include age as a qualifier, it was understood that 18-21 years […]
Will The NY Jets Finally Become Contenders?
By Avi Wizwer As the NFL season is heating up, one team in particular is looking to make themselves a contender: the New York […]
BC Esports Club Wins Intramural Competition
By Kate Dempsey Brooklyn College’s Esports Club went head-to-head against other CUNY schools at the City College of New York’s Valorant Exhibition on Aug. […]
BOT Passes USG Referendum
By Serin Sarsour A referendum proposed by Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) calling for a $5.15 increase in the student activity fee was […]
Brightspace Platform To Replace Blackboard
By Kate Dempsey The CUNY Board of Trustees has approved the implementation of the learning platform Brightspace to replace Blackboard following the end of […]
More CUNY Students May Be Eligible For SNAP
By Allison Dubrow Due to a change in federal policy, eligibility requirements for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) have changed, allowing thousands of more […]
Congestion Pricing Expected To Take Effect In NYC Next Year
By Allison Dubrow New York City received federal approval for congestion pricing on Jun. 27, enabling tolls that drivers must pay to enter the […]
Brian Ramos, BC Alum At The Forefront Of ‘CUNY By Students’
By Paulina Gajewski (Reporting Assistance By Serin Sarsour) In a world in which an online presence is becoming increasingly significant, CUNY is taking steps […]