The coronavirus vaccine development was a medical milestone in terms of its speed and efficacy. As of this writing, Moderna and Pfizer vaccines have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration
Thirty years ago, Marty McFly rode in Doc Brown’s DeLorean and began his adventure in “Back to the Future.” In the movie’s sequel, McFly travels back to this exact date, Oct. 21,
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In our previous issue, we highlighted different activist groups throughout Queens College. Considering the college’s rich history with activism, it showed a bright candle of energy can still exist in a dark
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It is still difficult to believe CUNY professors and staff still work without a contract. It is harder to believe negotiations are still ongoing after nearly six years. Since 2010, CUNY faculty
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Already the nation is familiar with the story of Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old arrested in Irving, Texas last month. Mohamed built a digital clock, which an English teacher believed was a bomb.
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Welcome back Queens College students! With the semester beginning, one question is lingering on many students’ minds—when is winter break? Sometimes shifting from the summer season to the school season can be
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If there is anything Queens College students can agree on, especially those in their first year, then it is not raising tuition. Yet, that is what is happening now with another $300
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Earlier this month, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, proposed withholding 10 percent of funding for CUNY and SUNY should they fail to provide “performance improvement plans.” Essentially, CUNY and SUNY
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