Review: Actors Save ‘The Taming Of The Shrew’ From Falling Flat
By Samia Afsar The BC Theater Department began its spring semester performances with an adaptation of “The Taming of the Shrew,” a play written […]
Conservatory Hosts Enchanting Faculty Recital In Rachmaninoff’s Memory
By Allison Dubrow Rachmaninoff’s spirit came back to life last Thursday, Mar. 2. In a concert hosted in the Don Buchwald Theater, the music […]
Opinion: TV Shows Should Cut To the Chase
Shea Stevenson The (very good) HBO series “Succession” announced recently that the upcoming fourth season is going to be its final season. This is […]
Opinion: Wait, Did I Miss Black History Month?
By Jada Simon On the last day of Black History Month, 24-year old R&B singer Anayka asked an important question in one of her […]
Opinion: The Syllabus Is Your Friend, Read It
By Michela Arlia Four years in college teaches you many things. It teaches you to be resilient, manage time, and think critically, among other […]
Coach Erik Smiles, BC Athletics’ New Director
By Owen Russell On Feb. 23, Brooklyn College welcomed its new athletics director, Erik Smiles, who comes to Brooklyn with years of experience in athletics […]
BC Sports Recap (Feb. 22 – Mar. 4)
Women’s Basketball Are CUNYAC Champs Again By Owen Russell The women’s basketball season comes to a close after losing in the first round of […]
One Book At A Time: BC’s Upcoming Immigrant, Bilingual Library
By Serin Sarsour A new resource is currently in the works at Brooklyn College and is set to open before the end of the […]
Most Menstrual Product Dispensers On Campus Filled
By Kaylin Guzman Brooklyn College has recently begun to fill up menstrual product dispensers inside the women’s and gender-neutral bathrooms across campus. Most dispensers […]
Missing Teen Found Dead On Tracks Near Nostrand Ave
By Radwan Farraj A 19-year-old was found dead on the railroad tracks near Nostrand Avenue on Feb. 7, after being reported missing from his […]