“I never thought that I was graduating due to my beliefs that I didn’t think about college at a young age, but the idea and concept and achievement of graduation is something that holds close to me.”
“I feel like I’m finally graduating from something because I graduated from high school during the COVID pandemic in 2020, so I haven’t had the whole real experience of what graduation feels like. But I’m excited to walk the stage…”
By Gennaro Virtuoso. History was made as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago was elected the first American pope, taking…
By Will Flores. Many believe that pursuing higher education is strongly correlated with obtaining a high-income job, while others believe…
By Tashawn Gray. In today’s college environment, economic background plays a powerful, often invisible role in shaping a student’s journey.…
By Omwattie Kissoon. This summer, Queensborough Community College and contemporary dance company Drastic Action are partnering to present “Don’t Just Stand…
Director Jamal Biggs, who received his BA in Psychology from SUNY Stony Brook and a MA in Urban Affairs from Queens College
by Gennaro Virtuoso Five years ago, in March 2020, Queens became the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak. Elmhurst Hospital, for…
“It’s just sort of a fear that buzzes around,” one Queensborough student puts it.
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.
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.