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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Tanger Hillel Volunteers For Local Ukraine Relief Effort
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“I’m confident that these supplies will get to those in need and I am happy to help, even if it is from the other side of the world,” said one person who volunteered to sort supplies. Story by Aliyah Jacobson
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USG Referendum Proposes Lower Student Activity Fee
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The proposal calls for the student activity fee to decrease by 90 cents in the fall and spring semesters and by $18.95 in future summer terms. Story by Gabriela Flores
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With Crime Up, Students Forge Their Own Safety Tactics
HUNTER COLLEGE–“I’ve been staying behind the train columns,” said one student. Story by Dana Kaldy
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Brooklyn College to Erect COVID-19 Memorial on Campus
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“We’re pulling something together that does justice to those very serious losses to our community.” Story by John Schilling
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Gov. Hochul’s Budget Extends TAP to Part-Time Students, Prisoners
HUNTER COLLEGE–The governor’s office estimates this will mean an additional 75,000 students will qualify for aid. Story by Rei Wolfsohn
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