CUNY Introduces New Assessment To Reduce Obstacles for Students
BY SERIN SARSOUR CUNY is partnering with a national institute to diagnose the challenges students face in an effort to increase graduation rates. The results …[read more]
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Library Budget Cuts
BY: GISSELLE BAEZ The Midwood Public Library in Brooklyn is one of eight public libraries out of 66 Brooklyn Public Library branches that will be …[read more]
Trouble In Brooklyn for Men's Basketball
BY DAMIEN OVALLE On November 21st, the Brooklyn College men’s basketball team suffered a crushing loss to the Rivier University Raiders. What started as a …[read more]
The Bulldogs Championship Quest Continues Despite A Shocking Season
BY BRET BOTFELD The Brooklyn College men’s soccer team was heading towards another disastrous season similar to last years. The Bulldogs had one measly win …[read more]
Sunset Park Vendors Gather For One Final Celebration Of The Season
BY ANDY OLIVAN A collective of vendors gathered at an empty lot behind a shuttered pizza shop in Sunset Park on Sunday, October 29th to …[read more]
Bushwick Residents Frustrated from Noise from New Nightclubs
BY DIANA BAUTISTA Bushwick residents’ frustration peaked on Halloween night when ongoing anger over loud music from local nightclubs hit a new high. The neighborhood …[read more]
A Cruise for Brooklyn Volleyball
BY DAMIEN OVALLE On Halloween Day the Brooklyn College Women’s Volleyball team swept the York College Cardinals 3-0, taking a promising fourth place in the …[read more]
Mixed Emotions Over Beverly Road Permanent Pedestrian Plaza
BY ALLISON DUBROW New York City Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez and community leaders gathered at the new Beverly Road Plaza to celebrate the plaza’s official …[read more]
Neighbors Confused by Bushwick Street Work
BY DIANA BAUTISTA A National Grid construction project in Bushwick has left neighbors confused and dealing with a lack of heat and parking, and noise …[read more]
Visitors Fill Cortelyou Road for the 48th Flatbush Frolic
BY: GISSELLE BAEZ From food to music to games for children, the Flatbush Frolic had something in store for anyone who visited on Oct 15. …[read more]