Title IX regulations, which originate from the Education Amendments of 1972, forbid discrimination based on sex in educational programs and activities. CUNY’s Title IX policy —intended to provide protections against sex-based discrimination
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On April 10th, members of the Queens College Academic Senate came together for their monthly meeting in Kiely Hall room 170 to discuss changes to existing policies and resolve matters from previous
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When Professor Michael Lipsey graduated from the Queens College Aaron Copland School of Music (ACSM), he had his heart set on two things: becoming a professional musician and becoming a music educator
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As a commuter school situated relatively far from most subway lines, hundreds of Queens College students rely on the MTA’s bus offerings to get to and from campus every day. From the
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On March 24th, the CUNY School of Medicine celebrated a major accomplishment of achieving a 100 percent Match Day rate this spring, with all of its graduating students of 2025 being matched
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The Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program will return to Queens College in the Fall 2026 semester, following a four-year renovation process of the Gertz building where the program was once housed. The Graduate
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On March 24th, the City University of New York (CUNY) Board of Trustees authorized a contract with YuJa, Inc. to provide CUNY with an online proctoring solution for online and asynchronous courses.
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In Spring 2025, expect a mini Dutch invasion to hit American shores. Former Eurovision contestant, singer, rapper, and TikTok sensation Joost Klein, will be touring the U.S. with sold out concerts in
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The Queens Night Market maintains their signature five to six dollar price cap, staying true to its origin despite rising operational costs for vendors such as ingredients and supplies. The Night Market is available every Saturday from April 19th to Aug. 16th at Flushing
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Amid sweeping proposals to slash federal spending, students and faculty across the City University of New York (CUNY) are raising concerns about the future of financial aid, healthcare, and academic funding. Recent
On Monday, Jan. 27th, the Chinese hedge fund HIgh-Flyers unveiled its latest Large Language Model (LLM): DeepSeek, an open source competitor to ChatGPT. The release of Deepseek has sparked concern from federal
On the first sunny day of March, as the weather permitted outdoor activities, a group of activists decided to mark the third anniversary of the anti-Asian shooting that took place in Atlanta,
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Playboi Carti burst onto the mainstream scene in 2017 with his self-titled debut mixtape, featuring hits like ‘‘Magnolia,’’ which peaked at #29 on Billboard, and ‘‘wokeuplikethis*,’’ peaking at #76. Since then, he’s charted numerous times with his first and second albums “Die Lit” and
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