Columbia University and CUNY have launched a new joint fellowship open exclusively to CUNY students. The Columbia SPS CUNY Fellowship will provide full tuition coverage for six CUNY students in pursuit of
The value of College Board’s Advanced Placement courses has come into question as Dartmouth College has decided to no longer accept any A.P. credits. Over the years, many Ivy League schools have made
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Moody Investor’s Services, a bond credit rating business, issued a negative ranking of higher education on Jan. 16, bringing attention to the challenges facing the system. “The best colleges and universities faced diminished prospects
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Many students are upset over a slew of anti-Semitic graffiti incidents that have recently occurred on the college’s campus. Several students have come forward with pictures of pro-Nazi swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti that were
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A stroll around Astoria reminds many people of Greece because the Hellenic culture is everywhere; from stores to restaurants and businesses throughout the community. It is the largest Greek-American population in New York.
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Students and school officials visited Far Rockaway from Jan. 4 until Jan. 13 to help victims of Hurricane Sandy because people in that area are still dealing with hardships months after the storm devastated
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Protests across the world have targeted both sides of the Gaza-Israel conflict with flag burning and chants of destruction, but Queens College has been absent from this despite large Jewish and Muslim
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Swastikas were seen on walls inside Powdermaker Hall during the week of Kristallnacht, an annual event that calls awareness to Nov. 9, 1938, when the Nazis coordinated an attack on Jews and
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