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 […]
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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, […]
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 […]
21st Century Foundation Records Released
BY Elihu Fleury How This Relates to CCNY’s Recent Financial Scandal City College administration released a report containing records from the 21st Century Foundation, the college’s main fundraising organization. The records listed employees who received money from the foundation as supplements to their taxable salary. Interim President Vincent Boudreau announced the release of this information […]
Lessons Learned from the Obama Presidency
BY Kacy George On January 20, 2009 Barack, Michelle, and the rest of the Obama family attended the swearing-in ceremony for the 44th Presidency of the United States. The Obamas campaigned an entire year before his election. Yet the fanfare surrounding the primary process simmered to background noise. In the seventh-grade I only cared about […]
This Is Us — A Multimedia Project
Too often our voices get lost in the clutter, and our unique stories go unheard. This Is Us, a multimedia project created in 2016, allows City College students to speak for ourselves. At a time when the rights and safety of people of color, immigrants and LGBT individuals are being threatened, This Is Us allows […]
CCNY Continues Investigation of Anti-Semitic Graffiti on Campus
Public Safety Searches for Suspects in Hate-Related Vandalism by Anthony Viola The NYPD and City College authorities are involved in an ongoing investigation of anti-Semitic graffiti reported on campus on December 7. A student found derogatory language written in pencil on a brown window frame in one of the rooms on the fifth floor of […]
Freshman Say They Need More Help: VIDEO
Students in this semester’s television journalism course interviewed CCNY freshman students. What did they say? They wish they had more support as they navigate their first year. Video by Ashley Stewart, Ania Ortiz and Aja Lawrence. CCNY Students Want More Help In Freshman Year from ConsumerMojo.com on Vimeo.
Author Susan Faludi Discusses Her Surprising New Book
“In the Darkroom” looks at the award-winning author’s father and his decision to undergo gender reassignment surgery By Krystal Rivera I have decided that I have had enough of impersonating a macho aggressive man that I have never been inside. That was the email Susan Faludi, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and award winning author, received […]
New Campaign Encourages Grads to Give Back
Advertising/PR workshop project supports the City College Fund by Carol Commissiong Over the past several months, City College has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. To make sure contributions to City College don’t fall off as a result, CCNY ad/PR students have launched a campaign that emphasizes the positive and encourages students […]
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