Prof Learns of Holocaust Roots
KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE — English Lecturer Sylviane Baumflek didn’t learn about her parent’s connection to the Holocaust until she was 12 but the story shaped her future.
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Working in Havana
BARUCH COLLEGE — A team of CUNY students went to Cuba to report on issues that impact the island, including the status of self-employed workers like this shoemaker
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CUNY Prof is Poetry Club’s New Prez
QUEENS COLLEGE — English Professor Kimiko Han was selected as the new president of The Poetry Society of America and hopes to promote poetry in uncommon places like the subway.
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CUNY’s Top Table Tennis Team
BARUCH COLLEGE — In six years, the Table Tennis team has flourished, beating powerhouses like Columbia and Duke universities, yet it still fights for funding on campus
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“Sip in” Site Seeks Landmark Status
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Julius’ Bar in Greenwich Village, where gay activists 50 years ago protested not being served because of their sexual orientation, is seeking landmark status.
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A Break from Global Brigades
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Macaulay Honors College canceled upcoming summer Global Brigades, service trips to foreign countries, following the death of Columbia University students during their trip to Honduras.
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