Queens College has partnered with Ubiq, an immersive 3D social platform, to offer students opportunities to engage in app development and UX/UI design — a process of designing how users interact with
It’s 2024, which means that it’s time for season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars” (DWTS); the cast has been announced, and boy is it a good one! Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne
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For ten years, Art on Paper has been an important fair during Armory Week. Along with art fairs and shows like “The Armory Show,” “VOLTA” and “SPRING/BREAK,” Art on Paper has proven
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Mainstream superhero films have attained quite the bad rap as of late, between criticisms of shoddy, cliche writing, over-reliance on CGI and abuse of CGI artists, and oversaturation of the genre. Nonetheless,
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Nominated for three Academy Awards, 10 Annie Awards, and winning two Golden Globe Awards in 2021, there’s no denying the success of Disney-Pixar’s 2020 film “Soul.” Queens College students might remember its
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Wine swirling into a glass, the crackle of the freezer icebox churning, a cube of ice plopping into the red wine (serve chilled, the lukewarm wine bottle reads): I inaugurate this article
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Philip Rosenthal, a Hofstra University alumni, recently saw his food-traveling documentary series called “Somebody Feed Phil” air its seventh season on Netflix. In this season Rosenthal travels to different cities and capitals
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On any given Friday night, young people would be more inclined to go out, dance, or listen to music than to visit a museum — but unlike most activities in New York
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