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VICE: Here’s Another Story of Police Brutality in Minneapolis Long Before George Floyd
VICE: Migrant Workers are Bearing the Brunt of New Zealand’s Hardline Coronavirus Approach
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BKLYNER: Brooklyn Pols Call on Mayor to Assign Responsibility for Newkirk Plaza
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Veteran Investigative Journalist Jerry Mitchell Says That It’s Not Too Late to Hold Klansmen to Account
Investigative journalist Jerry Mitchell thinks that it’s not too late to go after Ku Klux Klan members for their civil right abuses, he told a room full of people at the Brooklyn Historical Society on Wednesday night. In a conversation with NPR’s Jami Floyd celebrating Black History Month, Mitchell detailed three of the several stories …
BKLYNER: Newkirk Plaza is Looking to Get Private Security After a String of Robberies and a Decline in Police Presence
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As Mayor Bill de Blasio Discusses Getting Rid of Gifted and Talented Programs, New York City Residents Are Torn
Words and picture by Katie Herchenroeder On the ground, those engaging with NYC schools daily are torn on removing Gifted and Talented programs across the city. Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Department of Education are discussing the idea to remove Gifted and Talented programs from New York City Public Schools, per the suggestion of …
The Year in Review: Tumultuous, Infrastructure, and Purchase
As his first full academic year as president concludes, Vincent Boudreau sits in his now completely decorated office, reflecting on the past to plan for the next days, months, and years at the helm. Despite a seemingly constant battle with budget, he has sustained, if not furthered, his hopes for the institution he’s called home for decades. [continue reading]
Dee Dee Mozeleski Drops Interim, Becomes Executive Director of Combined Foundations
On January 16, President Boudreau named Dee Dee Mozeleski as Executive Director of the combined foundations at CCNY, a position she has held for the past two years on an Interim basis. [continue reading]
Renovation, Reallocation, and Religion: Details surrounding construction on campus and student’s reactions
On May 25, 2018, President Vincent Boudreau sent out an email concerning upcoming construction projects taking place at The City College of New York. He shared the main renovations occurring on campus: “Wingate Hall becomes the center for student clubs, workout facilities and other activities; and will become ADA compliant. [continue reading]
CUNY Names Vincent Boudreau Permanent President
"It's not a day-to-day change; it’s a big picture change,” shares Vincent Boudreau, the recently elected 13th president of The City College of New York, while sitting in his office. Before December 4, his door read “Interim President,” yet now, room 300 in the Wille Administration Building simply displays, “President.” [continue reading]
