Queens College has long housed unique majors, but its minors open new opportunities for knowledge and cultural competence, specifically through the revival of the Asian American Community Studies (AACS) minor. The minor’s
The month of October kickstarts Health Literacy Month, aligning with the agenda of the Queens College Hillel to tackle food insecurity and raise cognizance of wellness. Despite it not being underscored heavily,
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New students gathered at the Alumni Plaza late August for Welcome Day in the company of administrators such as President Frank Wu, Vice President of Student Affairs Jennifer Jarvis, and Interim Provost
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Last month, I had the honor of sitting down with Joseph Sungolowsky, a survivor of the Holocaust and a professor emeritus of French Literature and Jewish Studies at Queens College. Within minutes
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Queens College’s Nutrition and Dietetics Club is a space for students interested in developing a better understanding of food and their health. It is also devoted to providing students with numerous opportunities
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If one ever wondered why they may have not heard of any Catholic Church involvement on our campus here at Queens College, they need to know that it always has been here,
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Legendary jazz saxophonist, George Coleman, visited the Aaron Copland School of Music (ACSM) at Queens College this past month to lead a masterclass for the graduate jazz program. Students from other universities
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Sugary, chewy, and satisfying, with innumerable potential flavors and a distinctly Instagram-able aesthetic, boba tea has transformed into an international phenomenon in recent years. This fall, the trend finally made its way
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