The Campus

City College has updated its course withdrawal process this spring in an effort to eliminate paper applications, shifting most of the student interface to CUNYfirst’s Self-Service tab. Starting on February 25th, all undergraduate students have received a service indicator on their records with the label “NWD” (Course Withdrawal Not Permitted Not Permitted Without Academic Advising). […]

  As Black History Month ends at City College, the city university decided to end the annual celebration with the premiere of a movie that touches on a subject close to home: Dear White People. Director Justin Simien took to this film to give women of color a new role, portraying college students at a […]

  The City College of New York has been seen as one of the more prestigious public colleges in CUNY for a long time now.  It’s seen as the “flagship college” of CUNY and as a comprehensive teaching, research and service institution dedicated to accessibility and excellence in undergraduate education. So now that we’re past […]

If there’s any bright side to the CCNY Men’s Basketball team’s loss at Baruch Sunday evening, it’s that they don’t have to endure the suffering of the season anymore. After numerous injuries, a few losing streaks and just one disappointment after another, City’s season ended in Lower Manhattan Sunday after the Beavers lost 72-55 to […]

  City College’s Women’s Basketball Team was eliminated from the CUNY Athletic Conference in the quarterfinal round on Saturday afternoon, losing at Baruch, 104-61. The Baruch Bearcats advance to the semifinal round to play Hunter College on Tuesday at 6pm, February 24th, at City College’s Nat Holman Gymasium. Though City held Baruch to within three […]

The CCNY Men’s Volleyball team was swept in three straight matches to John Jay College.  It is the third time they were swept in three consecutive matches, the fourth time this season and the second time that John Jay College was the culprit. The Bloodhounds won in three straight sets back on Feb. 9th at […]

There’s no better way to end the regular season than with a win, which is exactly what the CCNY Women’s Basketball team did against Medgar Evers on Tuesday night. With their 60-31 win over Medgar Evers Tuesday night, they not only snapped their nine-game losing streak, but they also gained momentum heading into the playoffs. […]

In his second career start as a Beaver, senior Remington Oliveras had his best career game.  Fitting that he saved the best for last. While he only scored eight points in CCNY’s 74-62 playoff-clinching win over Medgar Evers in City’s regular-season finale Tuesday night, Oliveras showed everyone in Harlem, including family, that he can ball. […]

  Forty-seven combined games, 11 total wins, and 36 total losses.  More disappointment, more frustration, less fans (or people in general) at games, less players on the teams compared to the beginning of the season due to either season-ending injuries, grades, or miscellaneous. This is the 2014-15 season that CCNY basketball has endured.  But here […]

  City College’s own Roosevelt Institute | Campus Network Chapter is among nine honorees receiving a grant for Extraordinary Creativity and Effectiveness by the MacArthur Foundation. The award, good for a sum of $750,000, was announced February 4th. According to the MacArthur Foundation, the award is “both a recognition of past achievements and an investment […]