Spring Dance Concert Sold Out After Two Years Online
This weekend’s workshop reflects the diverse culture and lives of its student dancers.
NEWS FROM 68TH AND LEX Archive for April, 2022
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News / Student Life
Mice Persist at Brookdale Dorms Even After Exterminators
“I saw a rat crawl right under the door and into that person’s room,” says one student of his next-door neighbor, “They’re just able to squeeze under and go in.”
News / Student Life
Hunter’s Food Programs Offer Sense of Stability
Food-insecure students are more likely to fall into lower GPA and lower completion categories.
Culture / News
Perfect Storm Prepped Country for Anti-Trans Policies, Panelists Say
“They pit all these intersections against each other, saying there’s no way to accomplish a liberal policy that is actually inclusive,” said panelist Joanna Wuest.
News
Social Media Promotes Misinformation, Says WashPo Reporter
Washington Post reporter opens up about how Trump’s “four years of falsehood” changed his career as a fact-checker.
