Last February, The City University of New York (CUNY) announced that it will be centralizing its discrimination and harassment policies and processes across its 26 colleges by implementing the Center for Inclusivity
On most mornings at Queens College, students arrive carrying backpacks, coffee, and the weight of responsibilities that extend well beyond campus. Many commute from home. Some come straight from overnight shifts. Others
Students living at The Summit Apartments say major maintenance problems and slow, vague updates from housing staff have created frustration and distrust from the community to the administration. Residents report various ongoing
Founded in 2022, Queens College’s School of Arts (SoA) promises to reshape how the arts are represented and organized across campus. Simone L. Yearwood, the Dean of Faculty at the School of
On February 10th, Queens College’s Godwin-Ternbach Museum opened a new exhibition–LEGENDS: Athleticism in Asian/American Art. The exhibit, curated by Jayne Cole Southard, an art historian and lecturer at The City College of
On October 21st, 2025, a new space for transfer students was unveiled on the Queens College campus. The Transfer Hub, located in the lower level of Frese Hall, features a lounge/flex space,
40 minutes of waiting. Negative degree weather. The bus finally arrives. As Queens College students boarded it, they saw a small sticker pasted on the side: “Bus Fare: $3.00.” That 10¢ increase