Brooklyn Tech’s building opened its doors in 1933, at the height of the Great Depression, and at the dawn of asbestos use in construction. Decades later, state and federal regulations consider asbestos a potentially serious health hazard linked to cancers and other diseases, with strict federal...
Starting on the evening of June 6th, the New York City skyline was painted orange for over 24 hours due to very poor air quality caused by smoke from an unprecedented outbreak of over 400 active wildfires in Canadian forests, over 200 of which are out...
The Brooklyn Tech community is made up of a diverse array of cultures, but many feel that some of these cultures are underrepresented in the...
Having received all of their college results, many Tech seniors still struggled to make a decision on which college to attend. Among all the...
South Queens commuters face a difficult trip when trying to get anywhere in the city. A ride into Manhattan can take upwards of an hour and a...
In September, Tech’s Student Government Organization (SGO) established the Tech Sustainability Committee, an offshoot of last year’s Sustainability...
If you have ever walked past 6E20, you have probably seen a lonely flyer pinned to the wall, seemingly having been there for months, untouched. In an unassuming font, the plain black and white paper reads “Teenage Bass Player Needed for a Teen Rock...
