Hispanic Heritage Month is a time for all Hispanics and Latinos to celebrate their culture, history, and achievements which have impacted the United States throughout the years. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage
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With Queens College opening up again, the school’s clubs are becoming hybrid, allowing for both on-campus and remote students to attend. Clubs are excited for the chance to have in-person events once
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Based on the seminal 1965 science fiction novel of the same name by Frank Herbert, Dune is a prototypical space opera that is epic in every sense of the word. Paradoxically, the
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Queens resident Tanbir Chowdhury (20) is leading student activism in his efforts to have Eid recognized as official New York state holidays. The two Eid days (Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha) are
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Kyrie Irving is a professional basketball player that currently plays point guard/shooting guard for the Brooklyn Nets. In 2011, the Cleveland Cavaliers chose Irving as the first overall pick in the National
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This month we celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). There are many events taking place on each CUNY Campus to bring awareness to disability diversity, employment, accessibility and inclusion. We are
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Characteristic of many deceased artists and performers now attributed legendary status, multi-Emmy nominated film and television actor Michael Kenneth Williams was criminally underappreciated during his lifetime. Fortunately, Williams’ filmography immortalizes him and
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