A familiar scenario: class started 15 minutes ago and you are deeply invested in the material being taught, but then, in the middle of it all, something else demands your attention. A
In New York City, good food is not hard to come by, especially in Queens. Dubbed “The World’s Borough,” Queens is one of the most diverse counties in the world, and the
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“Who We Are?” is a phrase that sometimes we ask ourselves in reflection. Many of us struggle with the individualized question “who am I?” and our identity on a daily basis. TEDxCUNY
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On Jan. 3rd, the 118th Congress was seated, and it has quickly become apparent that New York will play an outsized role in this new Congress. New York played a major role
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In the 2019-2020 academic year, Queens College ranked 139 amongst the top 240 ABA Feeder schools, sending around 135 to 140 students to law school per year. Although it is not as
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The Penn Station Access Project, which aims to bring the Metro-North Railroad (the major commuter railroad serving the Hudson Valley and parts of western Connecticut) to Penn Station has now been delayed
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Queens College has, and likely always will be, a commuter school. However, for the 500 residents that live in the campus’ dormitories, The Summit, Queens College is more than that. For Timothy
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A group of three design students, with the guidance of Professor Dustin Grella, started an interactive project called “Tête-à-tête.” Each week they animate one of the anonymous voicemails that can be played
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