Candidate Offers Insight and Vision for CSI’s Facilities and Operations By: Isaiah J. Walton Michael Rogovin attended a town hall to promote his candidacy for VP of Campus Planning, Facilities Management, and […]
CUNY College VP Interviews For Campus Planning Job at CSI
It’s Time-To-Shine-Week For The Auditioners
CSI’s Got Talent Show Spotlight By: Roseanne Cassar The College of Staten Island started their auditions for this year’s CSI’s Got Talent show. It was a great honor and privilege to witness […]
49th Black and Latinx Legislative Caucus in Albany
Elected Officials from New York give conferences to CUNY students, as well as the CUNY Chancellor By: Jolie V. Gutierrez The 49th legislative conference conducted by The New York State Association of […]
Its Showtime!
The 1988 Cult Classic “Beetlejuice” is Now a Broadway Sensation By: Brooke Price Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! All you have to do is say his name three times for him to appear. This […]
Disney: Live Action vs Animated
Tale as Old as Time By: Carlos Glick Ah, the wonderful world of Disney where our favorite Disney fairytales come to life. Some famous films include “Beauty and the Beast,” “Aladdin” and […]
Birds of Prey is Held Hostage by Harley Quinn
Misleading Title Leaves Viewers Feeling Betrayed By: Salvatore Cento “Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn” or should I rather say “Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey?” Stumbling out […]
As America becomes more unhealthy, are individual citizens really to blame?
Studies continue to critique the choices of the masses, but not the system that limits them By: Catherine Gilliam According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest’s 2013 report card […]
Do Pets Affect the Health of Their Owner?
How Pet Owner’s Well-beings are Affected by Their Companions By: Mark Deutsch Does having pets affect your health? Those furry companions have followed mankind for millenia, and this is not limited to […]
Kicking off fashion week season with a bunch of influencers?
Where are all the top models and why are influencers walking the runways? By Valerie Gonzalez For NYFW we witnessed a pattern in which influencers were walking the runway or where front […]
DE Stress With Art Therapy Activities
Can Arts And Crafts Help Overcome The Daily Stresses In Life? By: Roseanne Cassar To deal with stress in everyday life is very complicated. There are so many different ways to cope […]
A $200 Ticket to Disney: Yay or Nay?
Is a ticket to Disney really worth it? By: Sidney Mansueto A recent price hike in Disneyland has me wondering: Is the trip worth it? I ask this question as I glance […]
Goodbye to Kreischer Mansion, Hello to More Senior Living
Long Term Adult Housing Plans To Take Over South Shore By: Salvatore Cento Here we go again. First it was the BJ’s on the North Shore. Tearing up the wetlands. Destroying the […]
Yang Gang Drops Out of 2020 Race
Democratic Candidate Andrew Yang Suspends His Campaign After New Hampshire Primary By: Aaron Latta Andrew Yang, attorney, entrepreneur, and Democratic candidate filed to run for President with the Federal Election Commission on […]
Bloomberg Campaign Strategy
Illustrator: Dana Summers of the Tribune Media Services
Dating Apps and the Trouble With Tinder
Seeking Human Connection Can Easily Become a Game By: Catherine Gilliam At one point or another, you have probably had Tinder on your phone. If you’re really brave, you might have even […]
A College Student’s Relationship with School, Work, and Personal Life Issues
The Struggle to Find a Life Balance By: Jessica Hart Gabriella O’Gorman expressed her struggles being a full time student, working multiple jobs and also the constant emotional struggle of her mother being […]
NBA All-Star Weekend 2020 was a blast, where does the NBA take it from here?
The future is bright for NBA All-Star Weekend as 2020’s weekend was a success By: Danny Cacace NBA All-Star Weekend just happened this past week in Chicago, Illinois, and this was one […]
Are You Ready For Auditions?
Who Will be CSI’s 2020 Got Talent Winner? By: Roseanne Cassar CSI’s Got Talent show is back for the 9th year in a row. CSI wants to know if you have a […]
Taking Advantage of On Campus Resources
Using Free Tools to Achieve Your Goals By: Carlos Glick As the spring semester has finally begun, its important to be aware of all of the services and tools available on campus […]
Binging Through ABC’s “Lost” Sixteen Years after Premiere
Understanding the Meaning Behind “We Have To Go Back!” By: Salvatore Cento Admittedly, the gift to review a show that debuted sixteen years ago now doesn’t come around very often. Especially for The […]
“The Circle” Allows Players to be Themselves or Live Out an Alter Ego
People May Not Be Who They Seem Online By: Brooke Price Welcome to “The Circle,” a new reality show where contestants live in the same building and interact with each other, all without […]
Where to Shop for Books, Used or New?
Everyone has Their Preference, but Which Shop is Best? By: Mark Deutsch Book lovers often dispute about new and used books. Used bookstores may have older, rarer books at lower prices; however, […]
Preparing For a Half-Marathon
Train Smarter, Not Harder for the Half By: Veronica Pistek It’s always easier to begin that blissful run..and deal with the pain later on. I want to give you my personal tips […]
Stretching Your Money This Semester
Tips on Balancing Your Budget in College By: Olivia Frasca Navigating the world of personal finance while managing schoolwork and other responsibilities are not taught in your typical college class. While tuition […]
The Science and History Behind Mood Rings
Exploring A 70s Treasure By: Carlos Glick When we were children, we all thought that mood rings were really cool and quite fascinating! Let’s explore the history and science behind mood rings. […]
Meme of The Decade
Memes Have Shaped Our Culture and Relate Us To One Another By: Joseph Caruselle It is very rare and unique for something to become a cultural phenomenon. Of the many interesting elements […]
Why Bernie Sanders is Right About the Economy
The Economy is Not Working for the Working Class By: Sammy Quarrato Currently in this political climate, the Trump administration and certain economic experts would make you believe that the economy is […]
Amazon’s Blueprint of Bringing A Second Warehouse to the Island
Transforming Workers into Coal Miners and Humans into Robots By: Salvatore Cento September 2018. The first Amazon warehouse opened up right here in Staten Island. Eighteen football fields long. Hundreds of thousands […]
The Messy Iowa Caucuses of 2020
What Happened and What Does it Mean for The Primary Race? By: Dejon Virgo The time has come for everyone to crown a new winner of the Iowa caucuses and that winner […]
As the Pendulum Swings
The Upcoming Federal Elections and Their Implications Moving Forward By: Joseph Caruselle Whether you consider yourself a history buff or not, when discussing some of the most influential times in human history, […]
How Does the Romance Genre Affect Real Life Love?
A Deep Dive into Romance Novels By: Philip Sanzone and Veronica Pistek Are you a hopeless romantic? Maybe you’ve read too many romance novels for your own good throughout your lifetime. Perhaps, […]
Best Signs to Fall in Love With Are Dollar Signs
An Opinion on Self-Love and Prosperity By: Val Y. Ramos This is my point of view about my lifestyle, as to why I don’t look into sex and relationships, and why I […]
Why Kobe and Gianna’s Bond Was Special
In the wake of Kobe and Gianna’s death, their father- daughter bond was special to watch By: Ubong Ekpo Kobe Bryant’s death is still a tough pill to swallow. The most tragic […]
A Tribute to NBA Legend Kobe Bryant
Bryant’s legacy will always be cherished by many and live on forever By: Danny Cacace Last week, NBA legend Kobe Bryant and eight other victims, one of them being his daughter Gianna […]
Pre-Med Club to Make Surgical Caps for Pediatric Patients
Club Hopes to Make and Donate Hundreds of Surgical Caps to Local Hospitals By: Perla Gonzalez The Pre-Med club plans to create unique and colorful surgical caps for child patients in hopes […]
NYPIRG’s Semester in Review
Upcoming Plans for the Legislative Session By: Olivia Frasca This past fall, The New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) held several key events to highlight their dedication to students at the […]
A Mother Giving Back to the Community
Aspiring Writer and Director Malissa Wilson Finds Unique Way to Connect with Youth about Modern Issues By: Lauren Pitta A full time mother and full time CSI student studying cinema, Malissa Wilson […]
The Man of Tomorrow or the Man of Yesterday?
Can a Timeless Storyline Prevail or Prove to be Passe? By: G. Grassi The extraordinary worlds of superheroes and the iconic characters living within them have captivated audiences worldwide; according to CSI […]
Where Were You When Crisis On Infinite Earths Started?
Looking into the CW’s Six Series Crossover, Starting with “Supergirl” By: Salvatore Cento The first part of the five episode crossover saga “Crisis on Infinite Earths” started last night with a brand […]
An Interactive Aquarium for Kids of All Ages
SeaQuest Allows Guests to Interact with a Wide Array of Animals in their Exhibits By: Brooke Price SeaQuest, an interactive aquarium chain recently opened in the Woodbridge Mall on December 7th. SeaQuest […]
The Cultural Impact of Barbie’s Dream Gap Campaign
Mattel Adapts to Cultural Shifts with Iconic Barbie Doll By: Veronica Pistek Over the last few years, Barbie has experienced some back-lash and criticism for the lack of diversity across Barbie’s looks, […]
How to Invest in 2020
Two Minimalist Methods to Maximize Your Savings By: Jesse Khachmanian Money…we all want it, we all need it, and yet most people have no idea what to do with it. I’m going […]
Meet Vector: An Amazing Robot
This Tech Comes With Personality By: Carlos Glick Who is Vector? Vector is a robot created by Anki who can do amazing things! This is a different kind of robot. For example, […]
Ten Years in the Making
Through the Decade By: Val Ramos At the beginning of the decade I didn’t know where I was going to end up. In 2010 I was living in the Dominican Republic, and […]
New Year’s Resolution: Do Them, And Do Them Well
Sleeping in ‘til noon is an excuse. Let’s be real. By: Sidney Mansueto When the clock strikes midnight on January 1st most people will be chattering about New Year’s Resolutions. Just as […]
Books From All Periods of Time Can be Timeless
Timelessness Can Be Found in Books Too By: Mark Deutsch What makes a book timeless? Everyone has either read or heard of a book being so great, that it’ll be remembered for […]
Staten Island: Do You Know How Congested You Are?
How To Reduce The Island’s Traffic Nightmare By: Roseanne Cassar Everybody who lives here on Staten Island knows first-hand how bad the traffic is, especially if you have been living here for […]
Trump Wins Iowa Caucuses
Illustrator: Signe Wilkinson of The Philadelphia Inquirer
Kamala Harris Drops Out of the 2020 Presidential Race
How Did her Campaign End After a Promising Start? By: Dejon Virgo The 2020 Democratic primary race has faced a new shake up with the latest candidate to drop out being California […]
Meet The New York Mets’ New Owner
Mets’ Owner Sells The Team To Minority Investor Steven Cohen By: Kenny Velez The New York Mets owners have sold the team to Steven Cohen, a minority investor. Mr. Cohen currently owns […]
