The Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program will return to Queens College in the Fall 2026 semester, following a four-year renovation process of the Gertz building where the program was once housed. The Graduate
Queens College students, faculty, and staff returned from winter break to a new set of restrictions on the time, place, and manner for free speech on campus — resulting in protests, petitions,
MoreQueens College students have long noticed the absence of paper towels in campus bathrooms, sparking discussions on hygiene, inconvenience and sustainability. While the college may have installed hand dryers to promote environmental
MoreSince reaching a record high enrollment of 19,923 students in Fall 2019, Queens College has experienced a continuous decline in the total number of enrolled students. “The number one priority we have,
MoreOn Thursday, Nov. 14th, delegates from the Queens College Academic Senate assembled in lecture room 170 of Kiely Hall for a monthly review of curricular and departmental policies concerning the QC student
MoreOn Thursday, Nov. 14th, the Queens College Academic Senate passed an amendment to QC’s classroom recording policy that prohibits photography in a classroom setting unless written consent is provided by the instructor.
MoreQueens 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
MoreProfessor 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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