Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her plans for tackling affordability and public safety in New York City with the release of the 2025 State of the State. With over 200 initiatives directed at
Instantly recognized on the Queens College campus, his name serves as a fitting headline for any article. Born in France on July 1931, Tito passed away in a hospice center in New
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Rainbows, wings and headdresses, oh my! New York City’s 42nd Annual Pride Parade marked the anniversary of the legalization of same-sex in New York State and celebrated President Barack Obama’s announcement in
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With a growing job market in the field of technology, two companies and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn are working to offer opportunities to Queens College and CUNY students. On July 18,
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Solar energy may not be the first thing most think of to power their homes and businesses, but one class at Queens College showed that it can be a viable, though challenging,
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After years of planning and construction, the newly renovated Kupferberg Center for the Arts is officially open for use by students, faculty and the community. The ribbon cutting ceremony took place on
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The lights stayed on as the cameras rolled at the taping of mtvU’s “Best Class Ever,” featuring Queens College psychology professor Susan Croll, on Aug. 7 at Rosenthal Library. “Best Class Ever”
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Dozens of Queens College students gathered outside of King Hall on June 26, to transform the roof into an energy efficient, white roof building. QC participated in the New York City Cool
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