Larry Nassar’s Lack of Empathy Cost Him 40-175 Years By: Valerie Gonzalez Larry Nassar was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor and an osteopathic physician at Michigan State University. The doctor was […]
Nassar Continues to Destroy USA Gymnastics Reputation
Best and Worst Surprises for the 2018-2019 NBA Season
These Teams and Players Are Surprising Everyone By: George Burkert It’s 2 months into the 2018-2019 NBA season and so far, there have been many surprises. Some of those surprises have been […]
Are You Just a Joke?
Signs Your Relationship Isn’t What You Thought It Was By: Lucia Elmi Being a relationship can be a core part of finding just one of the many joys life has to offer. […]
The Uphill Battle in the Search for Love
When It’s Time to Say Goodbye to Unrequited Lust By: Lucia Elmi The quest for love isn’t always easy. It takes a lot of hardships, trial and error, and even moments of […]
This One’s For The Coffee Lovers
The Pros and Cons of That Caffeine Buzz By: Olivia Frasca Most Americans will admit that the day does not officially begin until they drink that coveted cup, or pot, of coffee. […]
A Commentary On The Tech-Addiction Epidemic
Is it Such a Bad Thing? By: Gianna Simonelli It seems as though everyday there is new headline generated to slander the technological advancements of our society and those who take advantage […]
The Captivating Sequel to the Harry Potter Universe
What Do We Know About Nicholas Flamel and What to Expect By: Valerie Gonzales Wow, what a film! “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” made audiences speechless, with an amazing cast, breathtaking […]
It’s Alive! The Morgan Reanimates a Classic
New Exhibit Celebrates 200 Years of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” By: Lauren Silverman Despite the number of fictional creatures that have haunted our TV screens and terrorized the pages in our books, few […]
Remembering Stan Lee: The Life, The Hero, The Legend
How One Man Made a Big Difference By: George Burkert “You know, I guess one person can make a difference. Nuff said.” This quote, said by Stan Lee in “Spider-Man 3” in […]
“Big Mouth” Takes an Educational, Realistic Approach to Puberty
The Show That Doesn’t Hold Back on Its Content By: Brooke Price Raging Hormones, masturbation, puberty, first kisses and relationships, “Big Mouth” doesn’t shy away from anything and is very upfront about […]
The Craze is On: Surviving Without Social Media for a Week
My Week-long Adventure Without Social Media. By: Dejon Virgo Social media plays a big role in our society today. With the creation of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and other social media platforms, […]
Not-So-Obvious Tips for Staying Warm This Winter Season
Clever Ways to Keep Yourself Warm By: Mark Deutsch As everyone knows, when winter time turns our side of the world into a freezer, people need to stay warm when venturing outside. […]
The Benefits of Waking Up Bright and Early
Getting Up Early Can Affect Your Mood Throughout The Day By: Philip Sanzone How you wake up in the morning can affect a lot about your day. Proper sleeping and eating habits […]
Making the Perfect Place for Your Gaming Needs
Create the Perfect Space for Any Game Counsel By: Mark Deutsch Every gamer has a unique style when it comes to playing and using a console, computer or even mobile devices. Not […]
Is Bernie Sanders Electable?
The Most Popular Senator in the U.S. Could Claim the Democratic Nomination in 2020 By: Chermo Toure Senator Bernie Sanders is undoubtedly one of the Democratic frontrunners to run against President Trump in […]
An Inside Look into the Plan for the 116th Congress of the United States
The Democrats’ Plan For the New Congress By: Dejon Virgo The midterm elections of 2018 were a while ago and it is official that Democrats will take back the House after 8 […]
New Year, New Fares
MTA Fares are Expected to Increase Come 2019 By: Alexis Kateridge The new year means a lot of things to many people, whether it be heading to the gym to try and […]
The Newfound Resurrection of A Reason to Write
A Promising Comeback Makes Way for CSI’s Writing Club By: Lucia Elmi The slow disappearance of CSI’s A Reason to Write club has come as a crushing blow to creative writing enthusiasts […]
Way Too Early NBA MVP Predictions
A Month into the NBA season, MVP Conversation Has Already Begun By: Ubong Ekpo Although this is a very early showing of the NBA season, if the performances are kept up-we’re going […]
Top WWE Superstar Leaves Company to Wrestle Leukemia
Roman Reigns Aims to Finish a Battle From 11 Years Ago By: Salvatore Cento Being body slammed into and through announcer’s tables. Thrown face first into steel cages. Having a three hundred […]
Don’t Be The Bonnie to His Clyde
Why Do People Commit Crimes For Love? By: Leah Oliver The idea of being down “for your man” has been a consistent idea, whether it be in someone’s personal life or across […]
I’m So F-ing Grateful for My Ex
Ariana Grande’s “thank u, next” Teaches Us Love, Patience, and Pain By: Veronica Pistek Break up songs: they drive us to seek revenge on our ex, point out all of the flaws […]
The Consensus of the Coca Cola Vs. Pepsi Debate
Which Sugary Soda is better? By: Mark Deutsch What do Pepsi and Coca Cola have in common? It is that they are both primarily known for the soda brands that they market. […]
Fandoms Crossing the Line
The Power of the People By: Mark Deutsch Fans are essential to a star’s popularity and fame; although for some celebrities, admirers go above and beyond the normal expectations of a fan. […]
“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” Conjures Up a Frightening Adaptation
The Dark New Tale Sheds Light on the Classic Sabrina By: Salvatore Cento There’s certainly a reason as to why the name of the show was changed from “Sabrina The Teenage Witch” […]
The Emergence of Cardi B and the Conundrum of Drake
Cardi B and Drake Were the Two Most Popular Rap Artists This Year, But What is the Impact of Their Success? By: Ubong Ekpo In 2018 we saw two major releases in […]
“Bird Box”: Seeking Sanctuary Without Sight
Sandra Bullock in the Heart-Pounding Survival Thriller By: Brooke Price Sandra Bullock stars in a new thriller that takes place in the dystopian United States, after an unseen species invades, causing people […]
Mercury in Retrograde: How “Bohemian Rhapsody” Misses the Mark
Queen Biopic Has its Moments, but Fails to Stand Out By: Lauren Silverman Dramatic entrances. Ringing guitar solos. Mesmerizing vocals. Legendary rock band, Queen, has long been associated with musical grandeur, and […]
2018’s Ultimate Holiday Savings Guide
Get a Bang for Your Buck This Holiday Season By: Ruben Sibri With the holidays right around the corner, most people are bound to have some sort of spending they’d like to […]
Intermittent Fasting: Does It Work?
Simply Changing Your Eating Schedule Can Help You Lose Weight By: Roseanne Cassar Are you the kind of person who keeps trying all kinds of diets to try to lose that weight […]
Creative and Crafty Gift Ideas for the Holiday Season
Homemade Holiday Gifts for All By: Philip Sanzone There are a lot of inexpensive ways to make great heartfelt gifts for a loved one. One cute idea is a homemade candle. First, […]
How A Messy House Can Affect Your Mood
A Messy Work Area Can Mean a Messy Mind By: Philip Sanzone Living or doing work in a messy environment can correlate to a messy mind. For instance, an article from thisisinsider.com […]
Midterm Elections Bring About Historic Firsts in D.C.
Will a New Congress Shake Up The Political Agenda? By: Olivia Frasca The 2018 midterm elections were historic to say the least. 435 seats in the House and one third of the […]
The Ongoing Crisis in Yemen
The Beginning and End of U.S. Support of Saudi Arabia By: Chermo Toure Recently, the civil war and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen has garnered much attraction. Saudi Arabia, backed by the […]
CSI’s Library Archives History Day Highlights Importance of Archival Research
No Topic is Off-limits With Archival Research By: Brooke Price At the presentations on archival research given at CSI on Archives History Day, three speakers discussed how archives have improved their works. […]
The Effects of the CUNY-Amazon Collaboration
Amazon Moves Their Headquarters to NYC By: Anes Ahmed With Amazon moving their headquarters to Long Island City, Queens, CUNY has prepared for them a welcome present: a partnership. Alongside SUNY, this […]
Deer Pose Public Health Risk: First Report of Lyme Disease Hits Campus
The Ongoing Issue of NYC’s Deer Overpopulation Crisis By: Lucia Elmi A recent report circulating around campus has brought to attention the disclosure that a student allegedly contracted Lyme disease, and the […]
“What Is Your Damage, Heather?”
Paramount Pictures Releases a Reboot of 80s Cult Classic By: Alexis Kateridge We seem to be living in the age of the reboot. Whether it be TV shows like Netflix’s new “The […]
Daredevil Hits the Bullseye
By: Salvatore Cento In a world where Iron Fist and Luke Cage both get cancelled within days of each other, the third season of Daredevil easily cradles viewers back into a safe […]
Listen Up Ladies: Two Great Events for One Price
New Jersey’s Ultimate Women’s Expo Has Returned and Partnered with a New Event By: Brooke Price The New Jersey Ultimate Women’s Expo returned for another year to offer guests a variety of […]
Iconic Rap that Challenged the Government
By: Anes Ahmed and Chermo Toure Between the 80s and 90s, rap was used as a vehicle to address government censorship and control over struggling communities. Varying from multiple perspectives, old-school rappers […]
Why It’s Not So Bad to Take off One Semester
How Joining the Navy Made Me a Better Student By: Brendan Pirando To repudiate the social stigma that surrounds “taking-off” one semester of college, I can assure you that it isn’t the […]
Why Nothing About Donald Trump Should Surprise You
Trump’s Bigotry and the Crusade of Celebrity Righteousness By: Ubong Ekpo Donald Trump’s behavior since announcing his run for presidency has left a permanent disfigurement in his public image. It’s hard to […]
Suspicious Packages Sent to Dems Shake The Nation
Does the String of Packages Reveal Something Bigger? By: Dejon Virgo The midterm elections of 2018 continue to add to the nation’s extreme political divide, and the events of last month are […]
President Trump Forces Jeff Sessions to Resign
Sessions’ Session Ends in the White House By: George Burkert The day after the United States 2018 Midterms was expected to be a day all about what the Democrats are likely to […]
A Lesson Learned from Ariana and Pete: Don’t Rush it!
Valuing the Patient Journey into a Happy Relationship By: Dejon Virgo It’s the holiday season y’all, and many of you are probably thinking about finding that special someone to make you feel […]
Exploring the Meaning of Manhood
“You eat, I pay.” I provide. By: Leah Oliver What differentiates men and women besides physicality? As a woman, I cannot validly answer what I believe is the essence of a man. […]
Swimming into CSI’s Big Sports Weekend
CSI Men’s Swimming Has an Impressive Week By: John Buscini CSI Men’s Swimming team pulled through with a solid win over Mount Saint Mary College. The men tallied a 102-94 win, while […]
The CSI Women’s Soccer Team Takes Home the Glass Trophy, Again!
One-peat, Two-peat, Three-peat, Four! By: Natalia Sandor The women’s soccer team took on the John Jay Bloodhounds at Brooklyn College for the 2018 CUNYAC Championship. After a well fought match, the Dolphins […]
Appreciating the Art of the Spoken Word
How CSI’s Open Mic Events Inspire Creativity By: Philip Sanzone Attending CSI’s Open Mic is an experience that opens people’s eyes and hearts. It was interesting to hear people with similar views […]
