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By Allison Dubrow       Mayor Adams held a press conference on Wednesday, Sept. 6, to notify the public that while violent crime is decreasing, car […]

By Shlomie Katash      Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 13 felony charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results […]

By Serin Sarsour      The Women’s Center at Brooklyn College is facing a severe staffing and funding crisis that could potentially lead to the Center’s […]

By Allison Dubrow      The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has increased the transportation fare from $2.75 to $2.90 starting on Aug. 20 across all subways, […]

By Allison Dubrow     The migrant crisis continues to grow as city leaders debate over funding to help solve the predicament that began in the […]

By Serin Sarsour      A referendum proposed by Brooklyn College’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) calling for a $5.15 increase in the student activity fee was […]

By Kate Dempsey      The CUNY Board of Trustees has approved the implementation of the learning platform Brightspace to replace Blackboard following the end of […]

By Allison Dubrow      Due to a change in federal policy, eligibility requirements for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) have changed, allowing thousands of more […]

By Allison Dubrow       New York City received federal approval for congestion pricing on Jun. 27, enabling tolls that drivers must pay to enter the […]

By Kate Dempsey      Protesting chants and calls rang through Campus Road as many students, faculty, and other visitors stopped to stare as they made […]