Emergency Medical Squad Returns, Looks For More Members
By Gabriela Flores The Emergency Medical Squad is up and running again after its COVID hiatus, with members on call to provide ambulatory and […]
‘All In For Brooklyn’ Fair Celebrates Diversity At BC
By Michela Arlia Reporting Assistance by Gabriela Flores The West Quad was buzzing again on Tuesday, Sept. 20, as the Diversity Awareness Fair took […]
Prof. Theodore Muth And The Microbial Communities Living In Green-Wood Cemetery’s Soil
By Serin Sarsour The Green-Wood Cemetery is a 478-acre national landmark located in Brooklyn that holds rich art and history deep in its core, […]
Prime Video’s ‘The Rings Of Power’ Gives Tepid Delivery
By Patrick Boyd Richardson One of the best high fantasy authors to ever live, J.R.R. Tolkien, has his beloved mythology “Lord of the Rings” […]
Excavating An Excavation, The Van Cortlandt’s Legacy Collection
By Samia Afsar There’s nothing quite like holding a piece of history in your hand. Researching and eternalizing material that once belonged to individuals […]
‘Riki-Oh’: Righteous Violence And Action Cinema
Shea Stevenson “Riki-Oh: Story of Riki,” a 1991 Hong Kong film adaption of a Japanese manga of the same name, boldly asks in an […]
Opinion: The GRE Is A Game. Are We Surprised?
By Michela Arlia 130-170. Those are the magic numbers to score on the graduate record examination, also known as the bane of my existence […]
Mets And Yankees March Towards Playoffs. Where Do They Stand?
Owen Russell New York is a baseball city. Dating back to the early days of the sport, New York is steeped in Baseball history. […]
BC Sports Recap (Sept. 20 – Sept. 25)
Men’s Soccer Still Searches For First Season One By Owen Russell The Brooklyn College men’s soccer team still searches for its first win of […]
BC Ranks First For Ethnic Diversity In North Region
By Gabriela Flores Reporting assistance by Radwan Farraj Brooklyn College has ranked first for the most ethnically diverse campus in the north region by […]