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
Queens College has reintroduced a calligraphy course this semester after a decades-long absence. The new course, Lettering and Calligraphy, allows students to explore letterforms through a combination of both physical and digital
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At the 67th annual New York Emmy Awards, CUNY TV received two awards for their series “CENTRO Presents: Puerto Rican Voices” and another for “CUNY Laureates.” On the morning of July 26th,
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Professor Emily Drabinski of the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies (GSLIS) at Queens College has been a longtime advocate for change. Her leadership in public libraries and national movements against
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The Kessler Scholar Program, which supports first-generation college students, hosted a series of events in early October to celebrate their achievements. Held every October, the week-long event aims to uplift and empower
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Alaya Dawn Johnson, an-award winning author, currently serves as visiting associate professor in the English Department and Master of Fine Arts Program (MFA) in Creative Writing and Literary Translation at Queens College.
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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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From Nov. 17th to the 23rd, Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week took place. Although the month seems like a straightforward approach to offering food and help with shelter, the Queens College community
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