BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Brooklyn College Student Union and the BC Sociology communities teamed up to host their first event on Tuesday, Feb. 25. The event welcomed students to create their version of a better BC through collages.
This event allowed students to open up about their raw opinions on BC and what they would like to see implemented as the institute continues to educate students. Students used this event to make a vision board of all the needs they have not met as they continue their college experiences.
“The starting point? A bunch of unmet student needs. There are many students who feel like an oversight or afterthought, and ‘Brooklyn Collage’ was a way for them to create their big picture, an ideal version of Brooklyn College, and to look around and see that what they want isn’t so crazy,” Tyana Dixon, president of BC sociology, told The Vanguard.
Students who came to the event took the time to emphasize the disappointment they had within the school’s indoor and outdoor environment.
“Brooklyn College needs full funding to improve buildings on campus, increase class offerings in departments, and to offer affordable, healthy, and high-quality food options on campus,” Charlie Muller, a member of the BC Student Union, told The Vanguard.
