EXCLUSIVE: Acevedo Juno Chops Gender Controversy

CLAS SG President William Acevedo speaks exclusively with the Kingsman regarding a controversial and possibly illegal proposal for single-gender defense courses.  Acevedo says that the courses will now be co-ed and says it was "'a misunderstanding."

POLITICAL SCHEME: Eugene Should Pay

After Mathieu Eugene calls for new special election, Kingsman columnist Michael A. Harris wants to start a new crusade - the ABE campaign, "Anybody But Eugene" in the special election for the 40th Council District...

BC Students Reflect on N-Word Ban

The Kingsman reports on students mixed reactions to the recently passed New York City Council ban on the use of the N-word on New York City Streets...

Heywood Ready To Spike

With their victory over Medgar Evers last week, the Bridges volleyball team secured the third seed and clinched a NECVA Tournament berth. Their star player, Luke Heywood, thinks that despite the 12-4 record (9-2 in conference), the team could be even better...

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PROFILE: Magner Center Offers Job Opportunities to the BC Community

The Brooklyn College Magner Center offers services for students and alumni to help them find prospective jobs..

CUNY: Show Us The Money

In response to the increasing tuition and cost of books, City University heads have entreated state and federal government officials to increase funding for the schools, and implored students to do the same...

WHAT'S WRONG WITH SOCIETY?: Where in the world is the Chivalry?

Kingsman Editor-in-Chief Kristia M. Beaubrun wonders what ever happened to chivalry...

School Spirit

Students of different ages are seen around campus sporting Brooklyn College sweatshirts, tote-bags, t-shirts, and the like, but where is their real school spirit lingering off to?

BC Cheerleaders Bring It on

When one usually thinks of the stereotypical cheerleader, they think of a self-absorbed, narcissistic young woman that can’t wipe a fake smile off her face. In the case of two of Brooklyn College’s most prominent cheerleaders, Afiya Augustine and Jordana Leonidas, that sentiment is only half-true...