BC Library Under Renovation Following Summer Storms
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– Administrators closed access to the library as soon as they noticed the building crumbling. Story by Daniel Afanasyev
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John Jay Community Raises Concerns at School Year’s First Town Hall
JOHN JAY–Top concern for students included Professor Curtis’s return to the classroom. Story by Briana Morales
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New Center Opens for Asian American, Native American, Pacific Islander Students
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–A space for the college’s Asian diaspora community to be together on campus. Story by Khalailah Bynoe
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Where Did the Shuttle Bus Go?
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Commuters left stranded after CSI stops shuttle bus service. Story by Trey Drewery
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Stalled at the Starting Line: College Stadium Project Grinds to Halt as Partner Club Vanishes
YORK COLLEGE — Despite all the promises and press releases, the fate of the proposed soccer stadium on York’s campus remains shrouded in a haze of bureaucracy between the Queensboro Football Club and CUNY officials. Story by Benjamin Ibarra
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Bushwick Dog Run Gets Long-Awaited $6.78 Million Renovation
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES — “It’s been a dream project of mine for the last seven years,” said Amy Willard, who founded the local community group that takes care of the dog run, Maria Hernandez Dog Run Pack. “I’ve always wanted to get it renovated.” Story by Ivan De Luce
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