Limited Food Options As More Students Return to Campus
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Students are facing limited food, less seating, and other food issues this semester. Story by Jeffrey Perdomo
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Pandemic Pushes Church Attendance Further Down
BARUCH COLLEGE–This situation is playing out in the local Catholic Communities of Queens. Story by Claire Lehane and Dahianna Murillo
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Threats to Planned Parenthood May Affect Men, LGBTQ+ Community
CITY COLLEGE–“But men and women need health services, and you’re denying people health care to score political points,” said one person about recent threats to reproductive health services. Story by Krytsal Suriel
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Tiny Plastic Babies Create Community for Students
HUNTER COLLEGE–An anonymous individual brings Hunter College students together through scavenger hunts and laughter. Story by Niamh McAuliffe
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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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Homeschooling on the Rise Amid COVID
BARUCH COLLEGE–The number of families that had reported homeschooling their kids increased by nearly 6% in the fall of 2020. Story by Marziya Hasan
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