A once vibrant hub for cross-cultural dialogue at Queens College, the Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding (CERRU) has gone quiet since its last event in Spring 2024. CERRU was founded
The most glaring difference between basketball and a sport such as boxing is that basketball is a team sport. You need five players on the basketball court to truly compete. Last season,
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Principles. Core values. Beliefs. All three are synonyms that can be used to describe the ‘why’ — why do you operate in the manner that you do? For the Queens College men’s
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Last night the Queens College Knights hosted their first home playoff game in men’s soccer history against the Mercy College Mavericks, but ended up losing 2-3 in overtime. This Knights squad is
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New York Harbor, for years where the City’s factories dumped their toxic waste, has reached new highs in terms of health and cleanliness. Ever since the Clean Water Act, passed in 1972,
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For the past month all eyes in the baseball world have been fixated on one man chasing down history. On October 4th in front of a nearly sold-out crowd in Globe Life
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“Don’t Worry Darling” situates its characters in an insular 1950s suburban community with a paradisiacal veneer called The Victory Project. The Victory Project purports an ambiguous purpose to usher in a new
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In Will Speck and Josh Gordan’s Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (based on the Bernard Waber book of the same name) the plot revolves around the friendship between a boy Josh (Winslow Fegley), and
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