Brooklyn Tech's Official Student Newspaper

The Survey
The Growing Crisis of Unlicensed Marijuana Shops
The Growing Crisis of Unlicensed Marijuana Shops
Brooklyn Tech Cheer at Homecoming
Tech’s School Spirit is on the Rise
Sewage Stench Strikes Tech
Sewage Stench Strikes Tech
How Tech Students Battle Misinformation
How Tech Students Battle Misinformation
Student Union! You in?
Student Union! You in?
Clinton Hill Migrant Shelter
How Much Do You Know About the Migrant Crisis?
Students from the Black Student Union sing at the Assembly & Luncheon
A Celebration of Black Culture at Tech
Tech Needs More Field Trips
Tech Needs More Field Trips
Debate trophies in room 2W11
Beyond the Banners: Brooklyn Tech Tackles Equity in Extracurriculars
A Lack of Communication About Asbestos at Tech
A Lack of Communication About Asbestos at Tech
Stand Clear Of The Closing Doors Please: A Look Into the MTA’s Next Stop For MetroCards
Stand Clear Of The Closing Doors Please: A Look Into the MTA’s Next Stop For MetroCards
Life is Better With Butters, Tech’s New Therapy Dog
Life is Better With Butters, Tech’s New Therapy Dog
The Party Duo
The Party Duo
Troy Hornbeck Youtube Channel
Tech Student’s Road to D1
Challenge: A Closer Look at the Progressive Labor Party’s Newspaper
Challenge: A Closer Look at the Progressive Labor Party’s Newspaper
Steve Sasson giving a speech in Brooklyn Technical High School in 1968. As Longfellow president, Sasson addresses the student body with enthusiasm.
Meet Steven Sasson: Tech Alum Who Invented The First Digital Camera
Alumni Spotlight: An Interview with Trailblazing Judge Marilyn Zayas
Alumni Spotlight: An Interview with Trailblazing Judge Marilyn Zayas
The Brooklyn Tech Taylor Swift Appreciation Club at a meeting
A Swift Impact: Tech’s Celebration of Taylor Swift
A Look Into Vaishnavi Venkatesh: The Advanced Orchestra’s Concertmaster
A Look Into Vaishnavi Venkatesh: The Advanced Orchestra’s Concertmaster
Inside the Media Major: Communication, Art, and Technology Combined
Inside the Media Major: Communication, Art, and Technology Combined
TechUnique at Interlude 2023
TechUnique: More Than Technique
What's New in Spotify Wrapped?
What’s New in Spotify Wrapped?
Rebecca Ramnauth: A Different Look for AI
Rebecca Ramnauth: A Different Look for AI
BTHS Girls Who Code
Hacking Into the World of Code
Call for Blood Donations: Donate, Donate, Donate!
Call for Blood Donations: Donate, Donate, Donate!
Meet Hans De Los Santos: The Senior Making Waves in Physics
Meet Hans De Los Santos: The Senior Making Waves in Physics
No Sleep Till Brooklyn Tech
No Sleep Till Brooklyn Tech
JV Basketball’s Next Star Player Has Arrived: Tavious Scott Takes the Court
JV Basketball’s Next Star Player Has Arrived: Tavious Scott Takes the Court
PSAL Boys and Girls Handball Team Championship 2022
“Wait, We Have That Team Here?”: Niche Sports at Tech
Divya Parikh ('25) and Florence Sullivan ('25) at the Public School Athletic League City Team Championship
Div and Flo, Give and Go
Brooklyn Tech Boys Cross Country Team at Bowdoin Park
Boys Cross Country Team Makes History
A Fresh Start: Varsity Football's Return to the Field
A Fresh Start: Varsity Football’s Return to the Field

The Survey

The Survey

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief

All content by Sara Ismile
Picture credits to NY Post: https://nypost.com/2022/04/12/photos-brooklyn-subway-shooting-leaves-dozens-injured/

Tech Students Shaken Up by Sunset Park Shooting

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
April 27, 2022
Tech Celebrates Women's History Month

Tech Celebrates Women’s History Month

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
April 6, 2022
Above is Ms. Lucisano, a scholarship coordinator at Tech who discussed the Build Back Better Bill.

Free Two Year Community College Falls Through in Biden’s Build Back Better Plan

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
March 11, 2022
Harvard test optional

Harvard Goes Test Optional

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
February 14, 2022
Shown is a food station in the Brooklyn Tech cafeteria with only one meal option for students, in addition to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. There are no beverages, besides the water station (not shown), and no fresh produce available to students.

Running Out of Food in the Cafeteria

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
January 10, 2022
Despite Mayor Bill De Blasio’s plan to eliminate the SHSAT, the exam will be administered in December of 2021. The scene depicts students working in Brooklyn Tech’s William L. Mack Library.

A Closer Look into the SHSAT

Sara Ismile, Co-Editor in Chief
December 3, 2021