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A Harlem Artisan at Work
Photographs shot and edited by Katie Herchenroeder Seamstress Bula Afolabi works in her studio at Harlem Artisans Market on August 21, 2019. Commuting up to three hours a day since moving to Staten Island, Afolabi has sewn, tailored, and designed clothing in Harlem for over 30 years. A 1994 Fashion Institute of Technology graduate, she shared, "I …
Projects for The Campus newsmagazine
Previously published at ccnycampus.org All designs created on Canva Seen in: "Is Punxsutawney Phil a Fraud?" Seen In: "American Pain" Seen In: "Lines of Patriotism" Seen In: "Elizabeth Warren and Her Call for America to “Join the Fight”" Seen In: "An Infamous Football Player Once Said, “I’m not Black, I’m OJ.” Would it be in …
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]
What You’re Reading Isn’t Safe
The very thing you hold in your hands rests in an ideology that posits the words of journalistically bound individuals as not only vital but worthy of defense. [continue reading]
#MeToo on College Campuses
One in five women and one in 16 men are sexually assaulted while in college; more than 90% of sexual assault victims on college campuses do not report the assault; and 63.3% of men at one university who self-reported acts qualifying as rape or attempted rape admitted to committing repeat rapes, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. [continue reading]
Dear Santa, Love the Students of City College
I know you are busy, what with it being December and all, but we, The City College of New York, or CCNY for short, have a few requests. [continue reading]
Apathy the Disease, Empathy the Antidote
As I frightfully look around at the seemingly ever present hate of this globe, I can’t help but try to find the root; the root of Charlottesville, the transgender military ban, sexual assault, gun violence, hate speech, and white supremacy. I aspire so innately to identify a cornerstone to this treacherous system of events we know, unfortunately, too well. [continue reading]
A Club W.O.R.T.H. Your Time
As a commuter school, the administration at The City College of New York is always searching for ways to get students involved. Lucky for them, there is a new club on the block. [continue reading]
