By: Katherine Soto. In the wake of President Trump’s recent executive order, on January 21, eliminating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion…
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As NYC Searches for its Next Mayor, QCC Students Voice Their Concerns
By Ethan Santos The mayoral race in New York City is now underway, but with seven main candidates running for…
April Is Autism Awareness Month
By: Angelina Sitara Iadanza. Temple Grandin, an animal science professor at Colorado State University and a prominent speaker and writer…
So You Think You Can Dance? QCC Presents a Free Creative Movement Workshop
By Omwattie Kissoon. This summer, Queensborough Community College and contemporary dance company Drastic Action are partnering to present “Don’t Just Stand…
Meet QCC’s Male Resource Center
Director Jamal Biggs, who received his BA in Psychology from SUNY Stony Brook and a MA in Urban Affairs from Queens College
Egg Prices Continue to Soar
“There are times we have run out and had no eggs for customers to buy,” says Yessica, who works at Stop & Shop. It could take months before the supply of egg laying chickens returns to the normal.
Encounters with ICE: What QCC Students Need to Know
“It’s just sort of a fear that buzzes around,” one Queensborough student puts it.
What Ukrainians Have Lost
Being from Ukraine and having family there makes me concerned tremendously. My family that lives there, lives near the border of Slovakia, which thankfully is on the opposite side of this war. However, I have uncles and cousins that have been sent into a war they may never come home from.
How QCC’s LGBTQ+ Students Can Find Support
At Queensborough, the Ally LGBTQ Club prides itself on creating a safe environment that is inclusive and supportive of student diversity in the areas of sexual orientation and sexual identity/expression, as well as, promoting awareness and respect. Upcoming campus LGBTQ+ events they can be found on the QCC website LGBTQ Calendar of Events. The QCC PRIDE Center Ribbon Cutting, will take place On Wednesday, Mar 26.
AI in the Classroom: Queensborough ’s Response to a Transformative Technology
“AI is not a one-size-fits-all tool,” said Professor Karan Puri from the mathematics department and a member of QCC’s committee for AI. “In some courses, it can enhance learning, while in others, it raises concerns about academic honesty. That’s why having department-specific policies is crucial.”