By M.A. Rahman Published: December 5th, 2018 Brooklyn College Television and Radio Professor Brian Dunphy unveils the third season of the Brooklyn College anthology production “Unproductive” this past Tuesday at a screening in Ingersoll Hall. The show’s third season, which took nearly two years to make with initial writing beginning …

By Ryan Gleason Published: December 5th, 2018 As a college student I am tasked with completing required and desired courses throughout my four-year career here. Sometimes, I must take classes at random to get enough credits to graduate. This semester I chose French, a language spoken by the French people …

By Edmund Zhen Published: December 5th, 2018 It is no surprise to hear that the e-commerce giant Amazon has decided to alter its original plan to build a new headquarter and instead create two, picking the historically rich states of New York (Long Island City, Queens) and Virginia (Arlington) to …

By Elijah Hamilton Published: December 5th, 2018 The Brooklyn College Men’s basketball team (5-1) continued their winning ways at home as the team picked up their fifth win of the season in a 70-58 victory against the hungry (0-5) Keystone College Giants. The Bulldogs dominated most of the game as …

By Michael Castaneda Published: December 5th, 2018 Thanks to our own Brooklyn College Professor Lambert’s so-called humor piece, I am now aware that 19th century America is a white nationalist, also known as white supremacist, referent to what they believe is a whiter golden age. That bit of knowledge made …

By Carmen Saffioti Published: December 5th, 2018 As wealth inequality grows in America, it is a critical time to understand and analyze how capitalism bought us there. Documentaries are an excellent medium for doing this. Alex Gibney’s documentary film explores the contrast between the rich and the poor in a …

By Carolann Lowe Published: December 5th, 2018 Facebook may be responsible for any information that is shared on the social network yet is unable to prevent every negative outcome of people’s actions. However, Facebook can take the initiative of removing accounts that may be commonly known for spreading false news. …

By M.A. Rahman Published: November 28th, 2018 Guest speaker and experimental painter Patte Loper discusses and reminisces her past work/experiences throughout her professional art career, courtesy of the Brooklyn College Art department as apart of its ongoing guest-speaker art series. Loper, who describes herself as ‘a painter first and occasional …

By Joe Leo Published: November 28th, 2018 The NBA is a marathon of a season not in the way that baseball is in the day in-day out grind. Basketball is digested so much on social media and in the culture that a month of NBA basketball feels like half a …

By Ryan Gleason Published: November 28th, 2018 As the holidays approach, we are met with the first of many. Thanksgiving is a wonderful time where families spend time together, discuss what they are thankful for, eat some turkey and hey, sometimes even toss the old pigskin around. But as times …