Elections Conclude with SRC Victory by Jana Makki The political slate, “Students Run City,” secured most of the elected positions in the Undergraduate Student Government. After negating the Spring results, Interim President Vince Boudreau confirmed the recent election proceedings. Some of the newly elected members include Taimoor Arif for President and Quintin Price for […]
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Student Demonstrates Women Advancing in Technology
By: Nate Cox Sophomore Kirstyn Natavio exemplifies the abilities of women in the computer science field. After trying several other fields, Natavio realized her love for technology. Like other City College students, she is taking advantage of the endless possibilities in coding, artificial intelligence, and e-commerce offered at CCNY. For most of her life, she […]
CCNY Professor Awarded for Science Innovation
By: Mia Chin On September 6, the North American Molecular Beam Epitaxy Advisory Board awarded the work of Maria C. Tamargo. Tamargo will receive the 2017 MBE Innovator Award for her exploration in nanotechnology. On October 15, she will accept the honor in Galveston, Texas. Tamargo received her PhD at John Hopkins University. In 1993, […]
CCNY Shuttle Service Implements Route Change
News Editor Katie Herchenroeder reports on the change in campus-affiliated transportation. The school announced the new system on September 26, and will go into effect on October 2.
Student Government Re-Elections Slated for This Week
By: Jana Makki An election season is sweeping through the City College of New York. Or in this case, it is happening all over again. The undergraduate candidates campaigned this week as an appeal to student voters. Mark the dates on your calendars because voting opens on September 27 and ends on September 28. Contenders […]
DACA: What You Need to Know Now
By: Katie Herchenroeder On September 5, President Donald Trump tweeted, “Congress, get ready to do your job – DACA!” He followed up, saying they had six months to do so. On Wednesday, September 6, Interim President Vince Boudreau addressed the students of the City College of New York about the administration’s stance on what occurred, […]
CCNY Residence Hall Contributes to Hurricane Relief
By: Anthony Viola Hurricane season produced two of the largest storms ever seen back to back. In Houston, the victims of Hurricane Harvey continue to repair their lives after the storm destroyed their homes. Irma caused similar issues for people in southern Florida. In a time when the country needs to come together, The Towers […]
On-Campus Group Makes Voter Registration Easy
By: Laura James It is that time of year again… summer is winding down, students are loaded with school assignments and extracurricular activities, and then someone talks about voting. It becomes another task on the to-do list. And if a student hasn’t registered to vote, they’re burdened by that added responsibility. Why should they bother? Their […]
Keeping a Level-Head With ‘City Tutors’
By: Curtis Ashley On the list of resources you should be aware of this school year, local tutoring services should be in your top five. Fortunately for City College students, there’s City Tutors (CT). CT is a home-grown tutoring service that meets the need of the students and the Harlem community. They offer tutoring to […]
Enzo Soderini: From Soccer Star to Immigration Advocate
Text and photo by Hash Sesay In front of the North Academic Center at CCNY, a tight side hallway leads to a small office. Here you see employees working overtime making phone calls, sorting through mountains of paperwork, and speaking with multiple clients. This office, the City College Immigration Center, residents can receive various services […]
CCNY Fights Food Insecurity with New Pantry
Text and photos by Jose Cardoso Last week, the Colin Powell School and NYPIRG celebrated the opening of CCNY’s food pantry in NAC 6/145 to fight the little-discussed problem of hunger among college students. According to a study by CUNY, nearly 40 percent of undergraduate students surveyed reported being “food insecure” in some way while […]
CCNY Students Tackle Race & Racism in Millennial America
A Black History Month Discussion at 1010 WINS by Ana Sampson In post-election 2017, just about any discussion of race becomes contentious. But a mixed-race panel of college students hosted by 1010 WINS last Friday, expressed hope not rage. “I was raised to treat everyone equally,” said Marie Brewer, a recent City College […]
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