A familiar scenario: class started 15 minutes ago and you are deeply invested in the material being taught, but then, in the middle of it all, something else demands your attention. A
Last Tuesday, Queens College experienced a power outage that cut off electricity and network services to Powdermaker Hall, Frese Hall, and J Bldg./Alumni Hall, resulting in all classes and activities being canceled
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Queens College will be one of the first CUNY schools to transition away from Blackboard and adopt Brightspace as its new “leaning management system” by the end of the upcoming Spring semester.
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Queens College’s on campus housing facility, The Summit Apartments, management contract is set to expire at the end of the academic year amid ongoing staffing issues. When the building first opened, CUNY
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As you are reading this, you might be thinking about the essays, exams, and discussion posts that you have to get done this week. The life of a full-time student can be
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Less than a month ago, faculty held a protest outside of the Student Union building in protest of a pro-life figure being invited to the campus. “We’re out here to protest Bishop
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The month of October kickstarts Health Literacy Month, aligning with the agenda of the Queens College Hillel to tackle food insecurity and raise cognizance of wellness. Despite it not being underscored heavily,
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