Microsoft Authenticator: CCNY Students No. 1 Enemy
CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK — The added security protection comes with some unintended consequences for students. Story by Jennifer Lee
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Most SPS Students Prefer A Slower Academic Pace, Survey Says
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–The Kiosk surveyed its readers and found that 80% of participants prefer less courses as they manage jobs, life commitments, and their route to graduation. Story by Kelley Raphael
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GenZ’s Struggle to Communicate
CITY COLLEGE–Gen-Zers are struggling to communicate face-to-face in their respective workplaces, some studies say, with the Covid-19 pandemic, social media, and other factors to blame. Story by Merina Begum
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Keeping Traditions Alive: QC Showcases Quinceañera Dresses and Memories
QUEENS COLLEGE–In its latest exhibit, QC highlights quinceañeras, a traditional Latin American celebration that marks the transition of a young 15-year-old girl into womanhood. Story by Aishat Arigbabuwo
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Broadway Stage Doors Leads Student to Unforgettable Celebrity Encounters
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–A cinema student has met over a hundred celebrities since 2023, collecting memorable stories and memorabilia along the way. Story by Justina Muniz
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Late Night Street Noise Divides Morris Heights Neighbors
CITY COLLEGE–Street noise complaints are seeing an increase across Bronx neighborhoods like Morris Heights, where neighbors disagree about nightly get-togethers. Story by Venus Garcia
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