Students Say $10,000 is Insignificant for Loan Forgiveness
HUNTER COLLEGE–“I would say ‘crumbs’ is a pretty good word to describe it,” one student said. Story by Dana Kaldy
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Lexington and 68th St. Renamed Audre Lorde Way
HUNTER COLLEGE–“When there is someone so important to our city and our community, it feels so right and perfect to be doing it,” said City Councilmember Keith Powers. Story by Andray Smith
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Data Shows Promising Employment Chances for Upcoming Grads
HUNTER COLLEGE– The National Association of Colleges and Employers Job Outlook estimates that employers plan to hire 27% more new graduates this year than they did the year prior. Story by Melina Giorgalletou
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Spectra Creates Safe Space for Sex Education
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“Everyone is accepting of others, which allows individuals to be open and ask questions,” one student said. Story by Daniela Dominguez
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Street Vendors Protest for Passage of Legislation to Lift License Cap
YORK COLLEGE–Street vendors want the state to pass bills that would lift permit caps and formalize the street vending industry. Story by Sara Martinez
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Mount Sinai Hospital Staff in East Harlem Worries About Widespread Nursing Shortage
CITY COLLEGE–“Unsafe staffing puts patients at risk. It could be a matter of life and death,” one nurse said. Story by Ana Maldonado
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