New York gives Queens CUNYs cash to meet green energy goals
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"The more efficiently our facilities are constructed and rehabilitated, the more we reduce our carbon footprint.”
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QCC speaker series commemorates liberation of Auschwitz
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Scholar Jody Russell Manning will discuss the traumatic legacy of the camp and the continuing impact of its existence as a memorial.
Read MoreNew CUNY pilot program attempts to address food insecurity for some students
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Council Speaker Corey Johnson announced the creation of a fund that will provide 1,250 qualifying students with $400 to spend on campus food.
Read MoreMore CUNYs will join Queens College on the Common App
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The Common App allows students to apply to multiple colleges with a single application.
Read More4 of Queens’ 5 CUNYs are searching for new presidents
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York College on Monday became the fourth Queens CUNY school seeking a new president, after Marcia Keizs announced that she will step down.
Read MoreAG James headlines Queens’ CUNY commencement speakers
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From LIC to Flushing, Queens’ CUNY schools host an array of commencement speakers.
Read MoreIn the wake of anti-Semitic violence, New Yorkers remember the Holocaust
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“The Holocaust reminds us of the worst that can happen when people turn their backs to hatred, racism and oppression, instead of confronting them head on.”
Read MoreQueens CUNYs Celebrate Black History Month With Food and Festivities
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Queensborough Community College, Queens College and York College are just a few of the CUNY school celebrating Black History Month.
Read MoreNew grant puts Queensborough students on road to science careers
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The grant from the NIH will allow Queensborough Community College to extend the Bridges to the Baccalaureate program for another five years.
Read MoreQueens Honors Those Who Served
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From Arverne to Astoria, Queens remembers the brave women and men who served the United States, including those who gave their lives defending liberty.
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