CCNY Fellowship Invites Chief Justice Robert Katzmann for Discussion by Anthony Viola In the Trump era, it’s challenging to go anywhere and not hear about Stormy Daniels or a collusion with Russia. But with Chief Justice Robert Katzmann coming to the City College of New York, he made sure to avoid discussing it too deeply. […]
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Herb Boyd Brings Black Detroit To City College
By Maty Drame Famed author, journalist and City College professor Herb Boyd was on campus in late March to discuss his book, Black Detroit: A People’s History of Self-Determination, a volume about the historical influence of the African American culture on the city of Detroit, Michigan, from a black perspective. The Birmingham, Alabama, native, who […]
Utilities in Marshak Take a Hiatus
Large-Scale Project Forces Air Conditioning and Heating Shutdown by Anthony Viola The Marshak Building will be without heat or air-conditioning for the next four weeks as it undergoes major renovations. Last Friday, the Office of Facilities Management shared with the college community an email outlining the plans. Having started on April 11, the science building’s […]
We Asked an Editor at VICE About “Bro Culture”
By Michael Alles The hilarious, talented, extrovert Rajul Punjabi visited Linda Villarosa’s Intro to Journalism course in Shepard Hall last week, to speak with City College students. Punjabi, formerly a CCNY adjunct, is currently an editor at TONIC, a sub-channel of VICE focused on wellness, health, and science. Some examples of her stories are “We […]
New Policies Help Avoid Voter Mishaps
Student Government Elections Begin by Anthony Viola With elections for student government approaching next month, CCNY president Vincent Boudreau has implemented several changes in protocol to avoid the staggering dismissal of regulations that occurred during last year’s elections. The Student Elections Review Committee (SERC), the body responsible for overseeing the student government campaigns, has slated […]
You’ll Never Hear About This
A submission piece by Oshra Bitton No one wants to hear about your terrible Monday. It’s almost always dreadful for almost everyone because it marks the beginning of a new week of school or work or even both. But in between your prose and Harlem Renaissance classes on the Monday of March twelfth, you’ll sit […]
Cohen Library Installs New Book Detectors
Staff Now Permits Exiting on First Floor by Farhat Batool Students at The City College of New York find inconveniences all across campus. One example many will use is the limited exits at the Cohen Library. The Undergraduate Student Government found this issue to be an opportunity for improvement. No longer will faculty and students […]
CCNY Hosts Its Biggest Job And Internship Fair Of The Year
By Maty Drame The 2018 internship and job fair took place earlier this month in the Great Hall of Shepard Hall with over 70 employers looking for talent to fill jobs and internships. The event, hosted by the City College’s Career and Professional Development Institute (CPDI) , was open to students and alumni of all […]
Winter Storm Keeps On-Campus Residents Inside
Students at The Towers Take Advantage of Another Snow Day by Anthony Viola On Wednesday, yet another nor’easter dumped a foot of snow on New York. With classes cancelled, the 600 residents who live on campus in the Towers got busy figuring out what to do with their time off. Despite a dire early forecast from […]
Skadden Professor Files Suit Against CCNY
Lynda Dodd Claims Discrimination in Denial of Early Tenure by Anthony Viola Lynda Dodd began her career at City College ten years ago full of promise. With degrees from Princeton and Yale, the Skadden, Arps Legal Studies Program hired her to be the “Joseph H. Flom Professor of Legal Studies.” But after serving the political […]
Wall Street Journal Finalizes Contract with CUNY
Free Subscription Offered to Employees and Students by Anthony Viola On March 9, The Wall Street Journal announced its partnership with The City University of New York to provide all faculty, staff, and students with access to the publication. Since the announcement, interested members of the community can start using their free subscription. The Journal […]
Meet Our New CCNY Study Abroad Ambassador!
By Dayana Perez Naomi Beaubrun first studied abroad in the Netherlands during the summer of 2016. As she finished her term, she felt confident as a Haitian-American, scholar, writer, traveler, and future entrepreneur to inspire others in her new role. After several more scholarly trips, Beaubrun became the college’s study abroad ambassador. Her first academic […]
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