Head-To-Head: USG’s Remaining Prez Slates Have Debate
By Radwan Farraj Last Thursday, Mar. 16, two of the remaining presidential slates in the 2023 Undergraduate Student Government presidential elections came head-to-head for […]
LGBTQ+ Resource Center Explores Queer Acceptance In Religion
By Serin Sarsour Religious scholars, thinkers, and storytellers were invited to discuss the intersection of religion, race, and LGBTQIA+ acceptance last Wednesday, Mar. 15. […]
Bridges For Yemen Screens “Hunger Ward,” Hosts Q&A With Director
By Kate Dempsey Yemen is facing what has been described as the world’s “worst humanitarian crisis” by the United Nations, yet the crisis is […]
‘Justice Or Just Us?’ BC Hosts Panel On Queer Agenda
By Jason Lin Brooklyn College’s LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosted a panel titled “Justice or Just Us?: Defining a Queer Agenda” in the Woody Tanger […]
‘What I Believe,’ A Keynote Address By Hess Scholar Barbara Smith
By Gabriela Flores Working to dismantle racism, homophobia, classism, and other repressions is no easy feat. From organizing as a teen in her native […]
A Musical Delight, BC Conservatory’s Afternoon Chamber Music
By Paulina Gajewski Conservatory students delighted audience members with Afternoon Chamber Music on Thursday, Mar. 16 in the Don Buchwald Theater. The concert featured […]
Combining Styles And Worlds: Conservatory’s Electroacoustic Music Festival
By Samia Afsar The Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College hosted its 32nd Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival this past week. Held in the […]
Opinion: How To Order Coffee From A Barista’s POV
Shea Stevenson I’ve noticed a lot of concern among my peers regarding how to “properly” order coffee, and as a former professional barista myself, […]
Opinion: Are Class Breaks Getting Shorter Because of COVID?
By Jada Simon Since we began the first semester of 2023, I’ve noticed that class structure has incurred a few changes at Brooklyn College. […]
Opinion: Appeal To Finding Knowledge In College
By Isabelle Cachia-Riedl I first enrolled in college at Portland State, which lasted probably a month. I put it on my high school graduation […]