The Quad News, Quinnipiac University, CT
7 hours ago by Jaclyn Hirsch
Quad News Managing Editor Jaclyn Hirsch is in Denver, CO for the 2008 Democratic National Convention. Check out her day-by-day blog from the convention.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
10 hours ago by Matthew Coyne
Some people spend their summers expanding their minds. They get internships or take classes. These over-achievers sharpen their minds over the summer months, gain credit towards their degrees, and, sometimes, if they are lucky, pad their GPA's. Others get full-time jobs and make money that they will inevitably waste on various Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights throughout the year.
The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ
11 hours ago by Emily Gee
Forty-five rising high school seniors enrolled in a course at the College this past summer, and in a mere two weeks, participants in the Urban Teacher Academy (UTA) learned how to be better teachers and leaders. Differing from other camps, this particular program was meant to encourage students to learn about teaching in an urban environment.
The Quadrangle, Manhattan, NY
14 hours ago by Elaine Labate
There is no better way to spend a Saturday afternoon on a nice summer day then in the Brooklyn neighborhoods known as Prospect Heights and Park Slope. These neighborhoods, located in the center of Brooklyn, provide a sort of escape from the high speed, touristy pace of Manhattan and offer a variety of fun and cultural activities.
The Quad News, Quinnipiac University, CT
14 hours ago by Emily Soto
Incoming freshmen and transfer students of Asian, Latin, African, or Native American (ALANA) background are being welcomed to Quinnipiac University from the ALANA Mentoring Program.
The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ
15 hours ago by Allison Singer
Let's admit it: The first week of school is all about the freshmen. This year, The Signal is urging all you veterans to make the most of your first week of college. Here are a few tips on how to do just that.
The Torch Online, Saint John's University New York, NY
1 day ago by Patrice Bendig
On August 25, returning upperclassmen moved into the residence halls to start a brand new year. While 2,700 students returned to the residence village, 284 students not only embarked on a new year, but they moved into brand new on-campus townhouses.
The New Founder's Student Townhouses have been highly anticipated for almost a year now, as construction broke ground last November, and lasted until July 30.
The Signal , The College of New Jersey, NJ
1 day ago by Alex Seise
We trudged up the dank staircase for what felt like the 50th time. I lugged a large box filled with trinkets and desk supplies while my dad hauled a box of books. Behind us, my mother carried a bag of clothes and linens. My father complained, "When I went to school, I had one suitcase and a box for whatever else didn't fit.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
6 days ago
The first issue of The Meridian arrived on September 24, 1964. The paper would go on to report on the college's transition from Hunter to Lehman, on demonstrations against the Vietnam War in the sixties, a student takeover of the campus in the seventies, and the expansion of the college throughout the eighties and nineties. Together with the Special Collections Division of the Leonard Lief Library, The Meridian is seeking to preserve its fragile archives. If you are interested in helping digitize this historic collection please call 718 960 4966 or email us.
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