“We got to just strut our stuff like it was a runway and just work,” said Kayla John, Class of 2026. “I don’t know what graduation would’ve been like if we didn’t get to walk.”

Tassel Hassle: Brooklyn College graduates walk the stage following commencement controversy

It is titled “Sculpting the Senses” from Dutch designer Iris Van Herpen, who is known for meeting cutting-edge technology and common fashion technique. 

New 'Sculpting the Senses' exhibition makes North American debut at Brooklyn Museum

Investigators said 52-year-old Samuel White, of Starrett City, shot at four MTA fare enforcement inspectors near Flatlands and Louisiana avenues.

Brooklyn man sentenced to 15 years in prison after shooting at MTA employees in 2023

A DSNY spokesperson told News 12 that the fire was “likely caused by a lithium battery” that exploded while the truck compacted the garbage.

2 DSNY workers hospitalized after garbage truck fire in Prospect Lefferts Gardens

The nonprofit is now in a temporary space at Powerhouse Arts located on 3rd Avenue and 1st Street in Gowanus.

Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition hosts first in-person exhibition since 2025 Red Hook warehouse fire

A firefighter is recovering in the hospital, and multiple people are displaced, after a 2-alarm fire Wednesday afternoon in Bushwick. 

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