BC Alumna Wins Prize for First Poetry Book
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Each of the poems in adjunct professor Chelsea Harlan’s “Bright Shade” manuscript retells a unique experience. Story by Michela Arlia
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Proposed Shelter in Bath Beach Sparks Community Outrage
BARUCH COLLEGE–This plan was met with much opposition from the neighborhood’s community members and officials, gaining almost 12,000 petition signatures. Story by Karen Wong
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Hunter Community Welcomes Back Halal Cart Workers
HUNTER COLLEGE–As Hunter College students returned to campus last fall, halal cart workers were ecstatic that their customers were back. Story by Niamh McAuliffe
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John Jay Replaces Low-Enrolled Classes with Online Options
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–The school canceled 70 to 90 classes because they had fewer than 10 students enrolled, according to an interview with its Provost. This dropped the number of in-person courses to 59%. Story by James Van Bramer
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CCNY’s Green College Credentials Draw Some Students
CITY COLLEGE–“A school’s values towards the environment was a big factor for me when determining where to attend college,” said one City College student. Story by Maria Magalhaes
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Back at Public School and Already Behind
BARUCH COLLEGE–Within the first few months of the academic year, the learning loss that many public school students experienced due to virtual learning has come to light. Story by Emanuela Gallo
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