A Shocking Revelation Students Should NOT Miss By: Sidney Mansueto The College of Staten Island is best known for its great educational offerings and history as a mental institution before reestablishing it […]
SURPRISE, CSI is Keeping Secrets!
The Hidden Skunk People of CSI
They Are Just Lurking in the Dark By: Mark Deutsch After some deep investigating, a horrifying secret was uncovered, something that plots to ruin CSI… The Hidden Skunk People. The threat has […]
Baby Shark Made His Mark
…And Then He Swam Far into the Ocean. Where is He Now? By: Sidney Mansueto The 2019 song Baby Shark made a splash into the music industry when the viral song reached […]
Barnes & Noble to Rebrand, Exclusively Sell Apocalyptic Fiction
Book Retailer’s Latest Marketing Strategy is a Sign of the Times By: Lauren M. Silverman Since the dawn of the digital age, booksellers have struggled to keep themselves afloat. Many of them […]
Coming to Theaters, “COVID-19 the Movie”
Coronavirus Movie Hits Theaters Real Soon By: Carlos Glick A movie about the coronavirus is set to hit theaters really soon and it will star Tom Hanks, along with his wife, Rita […]
How You Doin’
“Friends” Spin-off is Slated to Release in 2022 By: Brooke Price The widely popular show “Friends” is now getting a spin-off that will focus on the main characters’ kids who are now […]
Hand Washing Comic
How the ‘Cheese Touch’ is Similar to the Coronavirus
This Phenomenon From Diary of a Wimpy Kid Resembles the Novel Virus By: Danny Cacace Remember the ‘Cheese Touch’ from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and how no one wanted […]
What’s Old is New: Plague Edition!
From scrunchies to plague doctor masks, super cute fashion statements are coming back By: Catherine Gilliam Recently, we’ve seen a lot of interesting old trends resurfacing in exciting new ways. From tattoo […]
The Deadly Papercut
Society’s Adjustment to The New York Bag Law and The Revenge of The Plastic Bags By: Sabrina Benet Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the line of cashiers asking for paper […]
‘Fruit Salad’ is the Greatest Song of All Time
The Wiggles Did It Way Before Bieber By: Veronica Pistek ‘Fruit Salad’ invented yummy yummy, so step aside Bieber fans. I’m here to convert you to my healthy religion. If you thought […]
Groundbreaking Solution From the Trump Administration!
HUGE! By: Catherine Gilliam The tremendously generous and morally incredible administration led by the great Donald J. Trump is considering paying for tests that will detect the coronavirus. This would be the […]
COVID Golf
Artist: Pat Bagley, The Salt Lake Tribune Website: The Mercury News
No Sports Going on? No problem. Play the new sport ‘The Corona Touch’
This New Sport Will Keep You on the Lookout and on the Move By: Danny Cacace The new virus called the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has stopped everything going on around […]
Jacob deGrom Traded to New York Yankees for Aaron Judge
Blockbuster Trade Is Promising for Both Teams in 2020 Season By: Olivia Frasca and Anthony Tristani With the indefinite suspension of most sports due to the novel coronavirus, the MLB offseason has […]
CSI Student Works for JFK Airport as Coronavirus Flies Across Seas
As Coronavirus Spreads, JFK Experience Cut Hours, Leave of Absences and Health Risks By: S. Lezama As the novel coronavirus sweeps its way across the global with more than 89,000 cases identified […]
ROTC Town Hall Meeting
CSI’s Ongoing Debate for ROTC Program By: Mohamed Mahmoud For years, CSI has tried to implement an ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) within its curriculum. Over seven decades The City University of […]
One College, Two Campuses
Behind the Scenes of CSI’s St. George Campus By: Carlos Glick As a majority of students take classes at the CSI Willowbrook campus, it is important to take a look at what […]
Let “Parasite” Slither its Way into Your Heart
The South Korean Thriller Headlines Issues Associated with Social Class By: Brooke Price “Parasite” is a thriller film directed by Bong Joon-ho that deals with some social class struggles such as wealth […]
A (very geeky) review of My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising
The new My Hero Academia movie goes beyond “Plus Ultra!” and then some By: Amir Garcia For the uninitiated, “My Hero Academia” is an anime that takes place in a world where […]
Pete Davidson Calls Out Ariana Grande?
“Pete Davidson: Alive From New York” is Full of Clapbacks and Candid Conversations about Ariana Grande By: Jolie V. Gutierrez Staten Island’s very own Pete Davidson, like many other comedians before him, […]
Lizzie McGuire Revival Striked Down For Being Too Mature
Disney Plus Walking Back on Hopes of the Audience By: Salvatore Cento When Disney Plus was originally announced, all sorts of announcements were made regarding what original TV shows and movies were […]
The Importance of Mental Health Awareness
Things We Can Do to Help Ourselves & Others Around Us By: Sabrina Benet As children, sick days were only for a cold or a stomach virus- we were always taught that […]
How to Avoid a Disease
By: Mark Deutsch There’s something scary about hearing a deadly disease spreading, especially since there’s no vaccine out yet. But instead of worrying about how easy it is to catch, learning how […]
Borrowed From the Boys, Women Wearing Menswear
A new wave of fashion that defies the stigma that says women can’t wear men’s clothing while still appearing confident, sexy and chic By: Amanda Bengard Over the weekend my boyfriend and […]
College Student Social Life Created Through Competitive Gaming
Selena Lezama Changed Because of Overwatch By: Dani Figueroa From balancing being a full-time student to working as a paraprofessional for kids with special needs, Selena Lezama plays competitive games to relieve […]
Coronavirus Fears Spark Increase in Racist Attacks
Ignorance Surrounding the Virus Has Been Dangerous to the Asian Community By: Brittney Negron The recent outbreak of the coronavirus has infected almost every country, leaving people around the world anticipating the […]
A Tough Love Letter to CSI: Stop Blaming Students for Cheating
When Answer Banks Are Running Rampant, Why Are Teachers Surprised? By: Salvatore Cento Two types of majors that cannot be farther apart in concept. Creative Writing and Computer Science. One is purely […]
Is Elizabeth Warren Playing Fair On An Old Abortion Comment From Michael Bloomberg?
Should Abortion Be Taken Lightly In A Discussion Between An Employer And The Employee? By: Roseanne Cassar During the debate in Charleston, South Carolina, Senator Elizabeth Warren felt the need to bring […]
How Bernie Sanders is Treated By Mainstream Media
Media Accused of Being Biased Against Bernie By: Sammy Quarrato This 2020 election cycle has shown some very similar themes compared to 2016 in terms of how the mainstream media has treated […]
The Results of the Nevada Caucuses and South Carolina Primary
The Factors of the New Two Primary Races By: Dejon Virgo The New Hampshire primary showed a very tight race at the top with Bernie Sanders winning the state and Pete Buttigieg […]
“Mutual” and its Knack For Making Common Connections
It’s like Tinder… for Mormons By: Carlos Glick “Mutual” like Tinder, is a dating app designed for and geared towards individuals of the Mormon faith. Dating apps such as Mutual come with […]
Be Kind To All Kinds
Young Staten Island Student’s Relationship with Rescue Animals By: Santiella Jeune Dumeny Staten Island teen Kemberlin Juarez battles animal cruelty while spending her free time assisting veterinarians rescue. This dedication to helping […]
Filmmaker Spike Lee done with attending New York Knicks games for the rest of the season
An incident involving Lee denying him entry into a Knicks game causes controversy By: Danny Cacace Spike Lee who has been a life-long and avid Knicks fan for over 30 years was […]
Chris Kreider Inks 7-Year $45.5 Million Extension
The 28-year old winger was the most coveted player on the trade market. By: Sabrina Benet After much speculation, New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider re-signed with the Original Six team on […]
CUNY College VP Interviews For Campus Planning Job at CSI
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 […]
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 […]
