Faculty Members Oppose Pro-Life Bishop Campus Visit
QUEENS COLLEGE–Professors disagree with the school’s decision to invite a pro-life activist to a school event. Story by Holden Velasco
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New COVID-19 Variant May Not Be as Detrimental As Initially Thought
BARUCH COLLEGE–The BA.286 strain is not driving the current increases in cases and hospitalizations, and antibodies are effective against it. Story by Ali Hussain
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Migrant Crisis Grows As NYC Grapples With Funding Issues
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Mayor Adams says that the city cannot handle the influx of migrants without adequate support from the state and federal governments. Story by Allison Dubrow
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Coney Island Residents Oppose Casino
CITY COLLEGE–“My son is growing up here, and I don’t want that influence around him,” one local said. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi
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Funding for CUNY Aims to Hire More Faculty, Boost Programs
BARUCH COLLEGE–Hundreds of new faculty members will join the university this year, and millions of dollars will support various CUNY initiatives. Story by Jahlil Rush
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Uncovered: Charity Care Often Leaves Jersey City’s Undocumented with Bills
HUNTER COLLEGE–Although the state-funded program aims to cover the costs for the uninsured and underinsured, many undocumented individuals are still expected to pay for medical care. Story by Aarsh Chauhan
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