It was in the Spring of 1998 that the Queens College baseball team were last crowned as East Coast Conference Champions — called the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference at the time.
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The CUNY Budget Saga Continues: State Increasing Funding While City Funding and Enrollment Decreases
In early February, CUNY issued a memo to the Presidents and Department Heads of all its 25 colleges, ordering each college to issue a hiring freeze and develop a ‘Savings Plan’ that
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Queens College students have been left wondering where their Student Technology Fee (STF) has been allocated for the past three academic years, as a detailed plan has not been posted of it
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In 2013, the City University of New York signed a ten-year contract with PepsiCo, with the company receiving exclusive marketing and selling rights across twenty-five CUNY campuses. In exchange, PepsiCo paid the
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On Monday April 24th, members of the Queens College student body were invited to voice their concerns and identify important priorities for change in a ‘Listening Tour’ session held by administrators from
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Queens College’s Student Union has seen, in recent weeks, the circulation of a petition amongst various club leaders. The petition, which has already garnered fifty-eight signatures from thirty-four different clubs, calls for
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According to the 2019 Lee & Low Books Diversity Baseline Survey for the publishing industry, only “11 percent of respondents identify as a person with a disability and 89 percent identify as nondisabled—the highest disparity across their four measures (race/ethnicity,
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From Friday, Mar. 3rd to Sunday, Mar. 5th, Queens College hosted the “Arts Leadership Boot Camp” featuring students selected from several different CUNY schools.
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Queens College students have been left wondering where their Student Technology Fee (STF) has been allocated for the past three academic years, as a detailed plan has not been posted of it since the 2019-20 academic year. The STF was established in 2002 to
Queens College’s Student Union has seen, in recent weeks, the circulation of
On Monday April 24th, members of the Queens College student body were
In the past couple of years, Queens College has experienced a halt
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Germany can testify that with climate change comes a great price. As extreme heat, droughts, and floods inflict Germany, damages are predicted to cost between 280 billion euros and 900 billion euros
As the war in Ukraine seems poised to go on further, the war cost goes beyond soldiers and fighter jets. The cost of the Russo-Ukraine war extends far beyond the battlefront, and
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Signalis is a love letter to classic survival horror games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, that uses an isometric camera angle while also having some modern tweaks such as walking while shooting. Although it is a relic from the past, it wears its
Johannes Brahms’ gloriously luscious Ein Deutsches Requiem graced the ears of audience
Sunday, May 7th was the sixth annual Forest Hills Comic Con, held
While the casting choices for Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic’s The Super