From Nov. 17th to the 23rd, Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week took place. Although the month seems like a straightforward approach to offering food and help with shelter, the Queens College community
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Upon walking down the blocks of Rego Park and Forest Hills, one is exposed to a bustling food scene with a multitude of Soviet-like supermarkets such as Gastronom and Netcost, as well
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Alaya Dawn Johnson, an-award winning author, currently serves as visiting associate professor in the English Department and Master of Fine Arts Program (MFA) in Creative Writing and Literary Translation at Queens College.
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The Kessler Scholar Program, which supports first-generation college students, hosted a series of events in early October to celebrate their achievements. Held every October, the week-long event aims to uplift and empower
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Professor Emily Drabinski of the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies (GSLIS) at Queens College has been a longtime advocate for change. Her leadership in public libraries and national movements against
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At the 67th annual New York Emmy Awards, CUNY TV received two awards for their series “CENTRO Presents: Puerto Rican Voices” and another for “CUNY Laureates.” On the morning of July 26th,
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Queens College has reintroduced a calligraphy course this semester after a decades-long absence. The new course, Lettering and Calligraphy, allows students to explore letterforms through a combination of both physical and digital
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At the 67th annual New York Emmy Awards, CUNY TV received two awards for their series “CENTRO Presents: Puerto Rican Voices” and another for “CUNY Laureates.” On the morning of July 26th, 2024, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced CUNY TV’s
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