The COVID-19 pandemic that has taken over our nation has caused a decline in our economy by disrupting the city’s businesses, and more importantly, our schools and public services. For months, Gov.
Rabbi Moshe Shur was the first one to arrive on Jan. 17 at LaGuardia Airport to wait for his students for a trip he arranged called “In the Footsteps of Dr. King.”
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Citi Field hits a homerun this spring with deep fried ice cream sandwiches and deep fried, New York-style cheesecake. Since its completion in 2009, Citi Field’s dining options have mirrored many
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Director Zack Snyder swings big with “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.” Unfortunately, he only lands a base hit. The film is like receiving a bad Christmas gift from a loved
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For freshmen in college, most students are unsure of what they want to do with their lives, especially when choosing a major. Yet, students fortunate enough to find the journalism department during
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From the Patriot Act and the exposure of classified government programs to the legality of compelling private companies to bypass security measures in the name of national security, the Fourth Amendment is
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Japneet Singh, a senior majoring in economics, finance, accounting and international business, will serve as the next president of the Queens College Student Association. A member of Students for Change, Singh will
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Queens College’s Aaron Copland School of Music and the Department of Drama, Theatre and Dance debuted Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “Cosi Fan Tutte” on April 7. The event took place in the Goldstein
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