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.
For students, being late to class has an added consequence: they may find their class short on desks. Senior, Rebecca Fiore has suffered through desk shortages in several of her classes, the
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Out of the five CUNY schools that award merit aid to incoming freshman, Queens College offers the most, according to College Board data analyzed by The New York Times. QC gives out
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“Thirsty Thursday” is known as a night many college students spend drinking alcohol and going out to parties without worrying about Friday morning classes; hence the word “thirsty.” But the popular phrase
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This past summer, CUNY featured its 2012 All-Star Science Team in commercials during New York Mets games, but a representative from Queens College was not in the lineup. In order to be
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CUNY students are still furiously lobbying for funding for coordinated HIV testing, which provides both testing and counseling, to be made available at health service centers at all 24 colleges. Currently the
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Rachel Lloyd was not an average teenager. At the age of 13, she dropped out of school in England. At 14, she began stripping and by 17, Lloyd was recruited by a
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A new kind of Rorschach test, the puzzling small black and white checkered boxes have recently caught the eyes of artists and audience alike. These distorted images are displayed everywhere – from
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