Campus News – Page 58

December 8, 2017

New York community college fall sports season ends

By Peter Briguglio Campus News The Fall athletic season came to a close with many of Region XV’s programs achieving national success. Let’s take…

December 4, 2017

In the New York area, there’s more than just Christmas

By Telijah Patterson Campus News Winter in the Northeast is closely associated with cold temperatures, school recesses, shopping sales, broken bank accounts, and Christmas…

November 27, 2017

SUNY names 10 distinguished faculty

The State University of New York Board of Trustees recently approved the appointments of 10 faculty to the Distinguished Faculty rank. “Each member of…

November 26, 2017

Suffolk launches radio station

Playing “your fresh new variety of hits from yesterday and today,” Suffolk County Community College’s first-ever radio station will began streaming on Wednesday November…

November 23, 2017

Random community college photos from my smart phone

By Darren Johnson Campus News Some people spend several hours a week on their yards. Forget that; for me, I just put the mower…

November 22, 2017

Why college students should travel

By Alex Wieckowski Campus News As students go through high school and college, they take history courses and learn about the world through textbooks…

November 20, 2017

A guide to binge-watching ‘Riverdale’

By Gianluca Russo Campus News If the end of “Pretty Little Liars” has you on the lookout for a weekly dose of teen murder-mystery,…

November 16, 2017

So you want to be an Education major…

By Kaylee Johnson Campus News The teaching profession has a negative stigma, and I will admit that a lot of schooling is required to…

November 16, 2017

Community college sports roundup

By Peter Briguglio Campus News The Region 15 Tournament season concluded the final week of October, and many local teams have punched their ticket…

November 15, 2017

Community college food programs grow

By Darren Johnson Campus News Community college students need better access to nutritious food – which helps them to not only persist physically, but…

November 12, 2017

‘Internet outrage’ is not news

By Darren Johnson Campus News While journalism and the First Amendment have protected our democracy over the centuries, the actual practice of journalism itself…

November 11, 2017

FAFSA mistakes can cost you big

By Laura LaVacca Campus News College applications. College essays. Scholarships. Financial Aid. There’s so much to know about the process that it can make…

November 11, 2017

Letter to the Editor: There is no teacher shortage

To the Editor: Regarding Kaylee Johnson’s article, So You Want to Be an Educator? in the November, 2017 issue, she states, “there is currently…

November 10, 2017

Louis CK’s PR strategy — honesty is the right policy

By Darren Johnson Campus News First off, as a human being, let me disclaimer this by saying that what Louis CK has admitted to…