Opinion: The Y2K Renaissance: Gen Z’s Obsession With 2000s Culture
By Rami Mansi With paper-thin Victoria’s Secret models being the figure of the decade, and every celebrity finding their own gay best friend (“GBF”) [...]
View ArticleOpinion: Free Speech Stifled, Let’s Have Open Dialogue About Israel And...
By Vanguard Staff A group of Brooklyn College faculty organized a panel called “Campus Conversations: Faculty Panel on the Situation in Gaza and Israel” [...]
View ArticleOpinion: Relaxers And Generational Trauma Are Linked To Cancer In Black Women
By Jada Simon Imagine what it’s like to only have one picture of your curly hair for years. Never knowing what it looks like [...]
View ArticleOpinion: Why Are We Scared Of “IPad Babies”?
By Shea Stevenson Recently, I saw a toddler in a stroller dexterously navigating his father’s phone. I can only assume that he was typing, [...]
View ArticleOpinion: The Return Of The “It Girl”: A Recap Of Music In 2023
By Rami Mansi Fashion influencer and Gen Z icon Aliyah Bah, professionally known as Aliyah’s Interlude, released the viral song “IT GIRL” in late [...]
View ArticleOpinion: The Overload Of Streaming Platforms
By T’Neil Gooden Every two months, there appears to be a new streaming platform on the market that only has two shows that pique [...]
View ArticleFarewell From Francesca Saladino, Vanguard’s Layout Editor
By Francesca Saladino When first applying to work for The Vanguard, it was an impulse email and I wasn’t sure if it would work [...]
View ArticleFarewell From Reima Choute, Vanguard’s Features Editor
By Reima Choute This semester, I joined The Brooklyn College Vanguard as the Features Editor, as I have always had a passion for writing [...]
View ArticleFarewell From Shea Stevenson, Vanguard’s Opinions Editor
By Shea Stevenson This is my last issue as Opinions Editor for The Vanguard, a title I never figured I’d hold, and one that [...]
View ArticleFarewell From Serin Sarsour, Vanguard’s Editor-In-Chief
By Serin Sarsour When I think about my time at The Vanguard, I don’t think about the sleepless nights (although, believe me, there were [...]
View ArticleCan You Watch a 10-Minute Video?
By Khalailah Bynoe A bright screen evoking different emotions with every swipe provides a new kind of high that could become deadly. Social media [...]
View ArticleIs Being Delulu The Solulu? The Double-Edged Fantasy of Delusions
By Rami Mansi Every generation tends to take ideas from the older generations and reinvent them in their image. In the case of having [...]
View ArticleEvacuate The Dancefloor: Queer People’s Heartfelt Obsession With Pop Music
By Rami Mansi Pop music and the queer community have a striking resemblance to each other. The associations between pop music and the queer [...]
View ArticleHave Parasocial Relationships Gone Too Far?
By Jaida Dent Social media allows us to connect with others from far and wide. We share life hacks, OOTDs (Outfit of the Day), [...]
View Article2K Inconsistent With Making Good Games, Consistent With Upsetting its Consumers
By Eden Lawrence While video game publisher, 2K, is more known for their NBA games, they have also been developing wrestling games for the [...]
View ArticleMafiaXReader: The Glamourization of the Illegal Taboo
By Rami Mansi With social media taking a recent interest in popularizing the taboo, glamorizing dangerous situations and people has become a trend that [...]
View ArticleY.O.L.O. or Hide: The Loneliness Epidemic
By Aniya Washington This all started after finishing “One Day” on Netflix at 3 a.m. on Valentine’s Day. It follows couple Dexter and Emma [...]
View ArticleSaturdays At 8: A Deep Dive Into The Substance Of Children’s TV
By Rami Mansi Children’s shows have had a steady decline in recent times due to the lack of attention they grab in their designated [...]
View ArticleCommon Hours Conundrum: How to Get Involved with Student Life
By Rami Mansi Opportunities for student life and involvement are swept under the rug on a campus as large and diverse as Brooklyn College, [...]
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