A Close Look at Accusations of Chancellor Misconduct
Vacation balances misplaced and an increase in stipend money among the allegations levied against chancellor.
Bryné Hadnott
The Day of the Dead and the ‘Underworld’ Sun
Astronomer connects cultural roots and heritage over the course of time with solar observations.
‘Student Journalists Can Make Powerful Change’: Reporters and Lawyers on the Fight for Press Freedom
Student journalists, lawyers and free press advocates assembled to discuss overcoming censorship, surviving arrests and challenging restrictions on free speech.
Trading the Planet's Ozone Layer for Better Internet Connection
We are destroying our planet's atmosphere with every piece of tech sent into orbit.
Trustee Candidate Erwin Tam Is Ready to Crunch the Numbers
A challenging budget led former City College student Erwin Tam to run for board of trustees and do what he’s done his entire career, ‘help other people solve financial challenges.’
New Program Unveiled to Support Black Students at City College
"The Village" is a new initiative that combines different resources for Black students.
Inflatable Planetarium Debuts with Moons of Jupiter Event
Over 25 people joined the astronomy club on March 18 for “Adventures of the Moons of Jupiter,” the first show of the semester hosted in the department’s new inflatable digital planetarium set up in a classroom on the third floor of Science Hall.