News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE—“It’s about more than just teaching students how to write beautiful letters,” the calligraphy course’s instructor said. “It’s a tool for thinking critically and creating meaning through design.” Story by Tania Ahmed
Calligraphy Returns to Queens College Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–After a QC assistant professor was doxxed online in October, the college’s Academic Senate prohibited photography in the classroom without prior written consent from the instructor. Story by Christian J. Bonilla
Queens College Amends Classroom Recording Policy Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–The Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding has been inactive since the spring, leaving students with no “organized way” to conduct civic discourse on difficult topics. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Cross-Cultural Dialogue Office Goes Silent, Queens College Searches for New Director Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–In an effort to reflect the Asian American community “as fully as possible,” QC revives the AACS minor with an emphasis on certain histories, identities and issues. Story by Aliyah Ali
A New Chapter: Queens College Revives Minor in Asian American Community Studies Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Union faculty members were arrested on Oct. 21 while protesting outside John Jay College where CUNY’s top decision-makers, the Board of Trustees, met. Story by Shadman Hoque
CUNY Union Members Arrested During Protests Over Wage Stagnation Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators roll out a faculty survey while considering how they can better support transfer students and fulfill their re-accreditation review. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Queens College Re-Accreditation Process in Progress Read More