On Oct. 16th, Queens College celebrated the expansion of the Knights Table Pantry by unveiling the Knights Armory at a ribbon cutting ceremony across from its original location. The Knights Armory provides
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A once vibrant hub for cross-cultural dialogue at Queens College, the Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding (CERRU) has gone quiet since its last event in Spring 2024. CERRU was founded
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On Oct. 16th, Queens College celebrated the expansion of the Knights Table Pantry by unveiling the Knights Armory at a ribbon cutting ceremony across from its original location. The Knights Armory provides free professional clothing for students attending job interviews and professional events. This
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