As Demand Grows, Lehman’s Supply Of Parking Spaces Gets Scarcer
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Enrollment has increased, but the parking lot stayed the same size.
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Student Gov’t Races to Save Student Fees
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Student government elections were postponed in the scramble to find a solution.
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Team with York Professor Awarded $500,000 for Ocean Research
YORK COLLEGE–The grant will help students study the ecosystem of New York’s coast and research species and uses of the environment around it.
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Candidates Fill CLAS Presidential Tickets Ahead of Student Elections
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–There are at least four tickets emerging across campus, each with their own ideas on how to improve student life.
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QC Tech Incubator Hosts First AI-Search Engine
QUEENS COLLEGE–The Incubator has become a hub for student innovation.
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Baruch Faculty Survey on Sexual Harassment Yields Mixed Results
BARUCH COLLEGE–Almost 38 percent of responders said their department does not provide training about what constitutes sexual harassment and sexual assault and how to address either.
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