Listening Without Knowing Jazz
CITY COLLEGE–A writer learns how to listen to jazz with a college expert. Story by Samin Jabir
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CSI Students Call Suspended Ferry Service ‘a Hassle’
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“It’s a known fact that public transportation to and within Staten Island is unreliable,” said one student who commutes from Brooklyn. Story by Keanu Agard
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Baruch Students Win the NASA International Space Apps Challenge
BARUCH COLLEGE–Mission CTRL, a team of Baruch students, designed an award-winning app that illustrates the potential damages an asteroid hit could have on a given location. Story by Manish Kumar
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‘The Stone’s Whisper’ Exhibit Invites Viewers to Slow Down
CITY COLLEGE–In her latest exhibit, MFA senior Lyn Ton showcases paintings that allow viewers to “feel the stillness” of stones, her childhood fascination. Story by Samantha Demandar, Jermica Jackson
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Women in Computer Science Urge Students to Network
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Three women software engineers spoke with students about the possibilities and challenges in the computer science field, advising them to start networking while in college. Story by T’Neil Gooden
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Riverrun Club Hosts First Spelling Bee
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Last November, seven interns from the English Department participated in a spelling bee with three winners scoring prizes. Story by Margot Dragos
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