Remembering Dr. George Cunningham: A Teacher, Mentor and Father Figure
BY BARBARE AKHALKATSI On Sept. 8, Brooklyn College community and faculty members gathered at the Woody Tanger Auditorium to honor Dr. George Cunningham – A …[read more]
Workers Come Together for Labor Day Rally and March
BY ALBINA CEKA New York City union members gathered in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan for a Labor Day Rally and then marched to Foley …[read more]
Going Home Isn’t Simple for International Students This Winter
BY MARYANA AVERYANOVA Winter break is usually a time for travel, family gatherings and celebration of Christmas and the New Year. However, for many international …[read more]
Trump Tariffs Have Reached Flowers: Carnations might Replace Roses
BY PAOLA SACERDOTE Flower vendors have increased their bouquet prices in response to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as agriculture tariffs have affected imported flowers by …[read more]
Coney Island Plans To Stay Awake All Year Around
BY ALFONSO ABREU New York City is dubbed the “city that never sleeps,” operating twenty-four hours with no breaks. But Coney Island, wide awake in …[read more]
How People Influence Large Language Models: AI and Gender Bias
BY KIRSTEN DAVIS The New York City Council is considering ways to eliminate gender bias in artificial intelligence technology used by city agencies. On December …[read more]
CUNY Programs Aim to Improve Graduation Rates
BY ROSSI SEALEY The City University of New York’s Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) is making a difference in addressing low graduation rates in …[read more]
“Queens’ Cultural Hub”: The Flushing Town Hall
BY JAIDA DENT New York City is bursting with creativity. But for Queens, the issue isn’t a lack of talent, but rather a lack of …[read more]
A Department on Life Support: Why Puerto Rican Studies At CUNY is Still Fighting for Survival
BY KAILA MACEIRA New York has the highest concentration of Puerto Ricans in the world outside Puerto Rico, but Puerto Rican Studies across City University …[read more]
Years Later, Gerritsen Beach Awaits Answers On Flood Resilience
BY EMILY SUHR Over 13 years after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, the waterfront community of Gerritsen Beach still suffers from the same vulnerabilities as …[read more]