After a disappointing end to the 2025 season, the New York Mets front office took matters into their own hands and made drastic roster changes. However, the fans were not prepared for
In a press release on August 26th, The New York City Health Department and the Mayor’s Office of Food Policy released new food standards, impacting over 219 million meals and snacks that
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On July 1st, as a part of the fiscal year 2026 enacted budget, Governor Kathy Hochul launched the CUNY and SUNY Reconnect Initiative, a new program aimed at providing adult students aged
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As of June 27th, Queens College students, faculty, and staff have been faced with the discontinuation of the Q34 bus by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). Well-known for being a commuter college,
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The safety of young women and girls around NYC has long been a concern. An organization located in Jamaica, NY called the South Queens Women’s March (SQWM) is taking action, launching initiatives
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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
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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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