New Society Aims To Revamp Classics at BC
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“We want to make it fun, engaging and accessible for everyone,” the club’s president said. Story by Serin Sarsour
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NY Leaders Consider Changes to Work Permits as Migrant Crisis Grows
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Governor Hochul and other lawmakers are exploring ways to speed up the employment authorization process for asylum seekers. Story by Shlomie Katash
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Brooklyn Students Join Thousands in March to End Fossil Fuels
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Sustainability Club and the campus’s
New York Public Interest Research Group chapter and other demonstrators urged President Biden to act. Story by Kate Dempsey
“America Transformed,” Wadada Leo Smith Performs At BC
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Mississippi-born musician, known for his creativity and socio-political commentary, premiered new work at the school earlier this month. Story by Paulina Gajewski
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Faculty Members Oppose Pro-Life Bishop Campus Visit
QUEENS COLLEGE–Professors disagree with the school’s decision to invite a pro-life activist to a school event. Story by Holden Velasco
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New COVID-19 Variant May Not Be as Detrimental As Initially Thought
BARUCH COLLEGE–The BA.286 strain is not driving the current increases in cases and hospitalizations, and antibodies are effective against it. Story by Ali Hussain
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