Sports Recaps: Senior Week Edition (10/13-10/17)
By: Manuel Polanco We end off the week with all three teams riding a winning streak and celebrating their senior athletes. Women’s Volleyball On Oct. […]
United States Government Shuts Down Due to Funding Disagreements
By: Key Jones-Ford After the United States (U.S.) Senate failed to reach a funding agreement by midnight of Oct. 1, the federal government shut down […]
$18 Billion in Federal Funding to be Withheld from NYC Transit Projects
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 1, the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) announced that $18 billion in funding for two large-scale transportation projects, the […]
CIAP: New Rapid-Response Immigration Legal Source in Midst of Changing Legal Landscape
By: Victoria Keraj The CUNY Immigration Assistance Project (CIAP), a rapid response legal resource, was launched for access in the 2025 fall semester to help […]
Attorney General Letitia James Indicted By the DOJ
By: Serena Edwards New York State Attorney General (NYS AG) Letitia James was indicted by a grand jury in Virginia for allegedly committing bank fraud […]
Brooklyn College Students Revive BC’s Mexican Heritage Student Association
By: T’Neil Gooden On Oct. 7, Brooklyn College’s Mexican Heritage Student Association (MEHSA) welcomed students to their general meeting with Lotería, snacks, and a community […]
Monet and Venice: Largest New York Showing Dedicated to Monet in Over 25 Years
By: Khalailah Bynoe The gallery buzzed with excited New Yorkers and tourists alike, all waiting to experience Monet’s adventures through Venice. The Brooklyn Museum’s Monet […]
Does Tylenol Cause Autism?: Debunking Claims About ASD
By: Tiffany Edwards On Sept. 22, the United States (U.S.) President Donald J. Trump joined with Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy […]
“107 Days”: Kamala Harris Seeks Recognition In New Memoir
By: Margot Dragos After spending nearly a year out of the spotlight, Former Vice President Kamala D. Harris has returned with a new political memoir […]
A Dystopian Society: The Media Warned Us of the World We Live In
By: Serena Edwards A black mirror is the reflection that is looking back at us when our screens are turned off; it is also the […]