As of July 2026, more than 500 students were disenrolled from Howard University in Washington D.C. due to unmet financial deadlines. Incoming freshmen were notified about their situation, leaving many facing uncertainty
Queens residents are likely familiar with the 7 Train, the E, F, and R — a few of the lines that run east to west throughout the borough. However, without a subway
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Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her plans for tackling affordability and public safety in New York City with the release of the 2025 State of the State. With over 200 initiatives directed at
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has launched a chronic disease strategy aimed at tackling racial and socioeconomic disparities in citywide health outcomes. Released in January 2025, “Addressing
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Upon walking down the blocks of Rego Park and Forest Hills, one is exposed to a bustling food scene with a multitude of Soviet-like supermarkets such as Gastronom and Netcost, as well
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CUNY faculty disrupted a CUNY Board of Trustees meeting at John Jay College on Oct. 21st, leading to a protest outside and over 30 faculty arrests. “CUNY offered unacceptable raises seven months
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The general election for New York State Assembly District 30 will take place next Tuesday, Nov. 5th. Voters will choose between incumbent State Assemblyman Steven Raga and recent Queens College graduate Brandon
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In July, more than 750 illicit storefronts in New York City were shut down as a part of a large-scale crackdown following the state’s decision to grant local municipalities greater authority to
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