We’re Jack and Annarose. As reporters, we set out to understand a complex issue that seems especially prevalent in Brooklyn Tech’s hypercompetitive environment: a phenomenon we have named “college farming.” college farming | /ˈkɑlɪdʒ ˈfɑrmɪŋ/ Verb: the undertaking of activities...
With midterms just under six months away, election maps are still shifting. The Supreme Court’s landmark 6-3 Louisiana v. Callais decision in April weakened the Voting Rights Act and made partisan gerrymandering easier, leaving Republican and Democrat...
Since 1865, Regents exams have defined New York high school curriculums, but the state will be phasing them out as a graduation requirement beginning...
F.R.I.E.N.D.S has Central Perk. How I Met Your Mother has McLaren's Pub. Seinfeld has Monk’s Diner. Popular culture has long romanticized the...
When seniors consider where to spend their next four years in college, a multitude of factors play into the decision: location, major specification,...
In a city lined with skyscrapers, highways and parks, many residents still struggle to find homes. New York State had the highest rate of homelessness...
Love to dance, but hate sticking to a style? Brooklyn Tech Dance Company (BTDC) may be the perfect fit. Tucked away in room 8E14, BTDC is Brooklyn Tech’s very first multidisciplinary dance company. Founded by gym teacher Ms. Nicole Stuart, the company’s...
