On Oct. 9th, Queens College students and professors gathered in room 301 of the Student Union to participate in a round table conversation titled “On the Migrant Frontlines of NYC.” The event
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This Fall, Queens College debuted a new dining experience for students and faculty when it introduced QC Campus Eats as the primary food service provider on campus. The new vendor promises to
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Beyond its classrooms, Queens College holds many surprises: a farm, a DMV — and even its very own museum. If one enters Klapper Hall through the side with the inhabitable orbs, they
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On Wednesday, Sept. 25th, Queens College students with an interest in pursuing law school gathered in Powdermaker Hall for an information session about CUNY Law School to learn about the legal careers
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Former President Donald Trump hosted a rally in Uniondale, Long Island on Sept. 18th — just three days after a second failed assassination attempt. As thousands of Long Island residents poured into
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Queens College has achieved a second place standing in the Information Systems Audit and Control Association’s (ISACA) 2024 Cybersecurity Case Study. This is the second time that QC has placed in the
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Since 1982, Banned Book Week (Sept. 22-28) has been celebrated by fervent book lovers who unite to challenge the notions of book censorships worldwide, igniting intellectual discourse on the power of the
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On Friday, February 16th, longtime Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died at the IK-3 penal colony in Kharp, Russia after losing consciousness during a
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In July, more than 750 illicit storefronts in New York City were shut down as a part of a large-scale crackdown following the state’s decision to grant local municipalities greater authority to search and close illegal cannabis dispensaries. The multi-agency operation, known as “Operation
Queens College has achieved a second place standing in the Information Systems
The 10th anniversary celebration of CUNY’s Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) was
Since 1982, Banned Book Week (Sept. 22-28) has been celebrated by fervent
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On the first sunny day of March, as the weather permitted outdoor activities, a group of activists decided to mark the third anniversary of the anti-Asian shooting that took place in Atlanta,
Alabama has passed new legislation extending legal immunity to fertility clinics handling frozen embryos, after a previous ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court granting extrauterine embryos personhood caused clinics within the state
On Friday, February 16th, longtime Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died at the IK-3 penal colony in Kharp, Russia after losing consciousness during a walk. Russian officials described it as sudden death
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It’s 2024, which means that it’s time for season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars” (DWTS); the cast has been announced, and boy is it a good one! Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough are returning as co-hosts with judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli
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