Thanksgiving Comes with Extra Gratitude, Side of Disappointment for Students
As Thanksgiving break nears, students are faced with having to celebrate with fewer family members and virtually.
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‘Take the Mic Night’ Raises Funds to Support Dance 4 Sickle Cell
Benefit concert performers showcase their talent on behalf of a non-profit organization.
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Hunter Students Find Study Space Alternatives
With the libraries and buildings open at 10% capacity, students utilize the study spaces closest to them.
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Health Experts Say New York Isn’t Ready For Second Wave
Health experts on a recent NYPIRG panel predict that New York is not ready for another rise in coronavirus cases.
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Student Activists Find Strength in Community During Pandemic
Students organizations and activists find new ways to connect while adapting their approaches to civic engagement to fit in the virtual world.
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PSC Continues the Fight for Budget Cut Transparency
Budget cuts have led to roughly 3,000 adjunct faculty at CUNY. Union officials are fighting for transparency over the layoffs after CUNY received funds from the CARES Act.
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Dozens of CUNY Students Called NYPIRG Voter Helpline
CUNY students had a lot of election questions this year, and NYPIRG was there to answer them.
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Foreign Interference in the 2020 Election on ‘the Low Side’ Says ‘The Perfect Weapon’ Author
“We haven’t had cyberwar. We have had low-level cyber conflicts,” said New York Times senior writer and national security correspondent David E. Sanger.
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Former College Assistants Question Hunter’s New Hires
Hunter College hired 10 new faculty members following layoffs of college assistants and adjuncts. Students want to know how and why they chose to do it now.
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