WSIA Staten Island is Recruiting New Members By: Lauren Silverman Are you interested in getting involved at CSI, but want something more than a regular club? Look no further than WSIA, Staten […]
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Igniting Dolphin Cove Spirit
New Programs at Student Housing By: Brendan Pirando The Dolphin Cove is a place at CSI where people who dorm can sleep, eat, work out, study, and even bridge a sense of […]
“Devoted Leaders” Desire to Inspire
New Student Government Promises for CSI By: Lucia Elmi This Spring semester, Fatu Amara, ran for president of “Devoted Leaders” and senior seat of student government at CSI. She spoke on the […]
What’s Better, Lyft or Uber?
Squaring Up the Most Popular Car Transportation Services By: Maxwell Velikodny Transportation is a necessity in these modern times. Whether it is taking the subway to work, riding a bike to school, […]
The Perpetuation of Privilege and Inequality
The Ongoing College Admissions Scandal By: Maxwell Velikodny The recent college admissions scandal has shown the length the rich, powerful, and privileged go to in order to maintain their self-proclaimed prestige. The […]
Flying Through the Art of Trapeze
Trapeze Makes People’s Wishes to Fly Come True By: Gabriell Kleydman Ever wanted to fly but gravity is totally stopping you? Have you ever heard of something called flying trapeze? Flying trapeze […]
Kate Hudson’s Sensational Eco-friendly Clothing Line is Here
An Eco-friendly Way to Look Fierce By: Brianna McHugh Kate Hudson has entered the fashion world with her revolutionized clothing line. Kate Hudson is best known as an actress, singer, and fashion […]
Perks of Being a Workaholic
Workaholic Lifestyle Can Reap Great Rewards By: Kyle Forbes Merriam Webster portrays the meaning of passion as a strong liking or desire for devotion to some activity, object, or concept. Examples of […]
Alkaline pH Diet Can Solve Some Serious Health Problems
Understanding the Benefits of the Alkaline Diet By: Roseanne Cassar You are thinking to yourself—what the heck is the alkaline diet? Is this diet something new or is it still being researched? […]
A Guide To The Royal Family
How Much Power Does the Queen and her Descendants Have? By: Olivia Frasca As the status of Brexit negotiations seems uncertain and constantly changing, the British people can find stability and continuity […]
Legislative Filibuster in U.S. Senate Could Be Erased
Will the Senate Turn into a Majority Rule Chamber? By: Dejon Virgo The United States Senate has the ability to attempt to block a vote on a bill through an extended debate. […]
50th Anniversary Since Stonewall Riots
Celebrating Pride Across NYC By: Claudia Buonsante When Marsha P Johnson threw the first brick in the Stonewall Inn, on On June 27 of 1969, she ignited what would become a violent, […]
Why are Americans Having Less Sex?
The Data Behind the Dryness By: Dejon Virgo Americans are having less sex…but why? Does it have to do with how we interact with each other and the new ways that this […]
Wrestlemania 35’s Main Event Ends Abruptly
Sudden Finish in Women’s Triple Threat Kills Match By: Salvatore Cento It just happens sometimes. The build-up, the hype, and the promos leading up a match can be so much more entertaining […]
The Race for MVP is Closer Than Ever
NBA MVP is Still Undecided By: Danny Cacace Giannis Antetokounmpo, James Harden, and Paul George all make a strong case to win the NBA MVP award this season. There can only be […]
The Craze Over “The Avengers: Endgame”
Passionate Fans Couldn’t Wait to Snag a Ticket By: Mark Deutsch There have been numerous times when comic fans go nuts over a hyped superhero movie. Especially over the latest Marvel movies […]
Shazam!” Shines and Brings Laughs
DC Produces Another Win With “Shazam!” By: George Burkert “Shazam!” was directed by David F. Sandberg and stars Ashner Angel as Billy Batson and Zachary Levi as his adult superhero alter ego […]
Beauty Pageants, Body Positivity, & Dolly Parton
“Dumplin’” is the Feel-Good Movie We Need By: Brooke Price Willowdean Dickson, “Dumplin’’ lives in Texas with her mother Rosie and best friend Ellen. Willowdean’s Aunt Lucy was a curvy and confident […]
The Long Awaited Comeback Has Arrived
BTS’ “Map of the Soul: Persona” Enters a New Era By: Brooke Price It’s finally here! After waiting for seven months, South Korean boy group BTS has released a brand new album […]
Wheelchair Basketball Was a Slam Dunk
Student Led Event Bringing People Together for Great Cause By: Philip Sanzone Sports have been an activity that people bond over negatively or positively, or even conditionally. Putting that in perspective, the […]
A Behind the Scenes Look at CSI’s Spring Events
A Spring Carnival Open to the Campus Body By: Anes Ahmed With this semester finally approaching finals week, students are getting ready to wrap up their studies and jump straight into their […]
A Celebration of Learning at TEDxCUNY
Power of Knowledge and Unity at TEDxCUNY Conference By: Lucia Elmi On April 5, 2019, John Jay College of Criminal Justice was honored to host TED’s fifth annual TEDxCUNY conference. In attendance […]
The Story of Our Lives is Written in the Stars
Does the Significance of Our Birth Month Hold a Deeper Meaning? By: Kira Chen Under the star signs, each zodiac labels us with a personality. We are made to believe a person […]
A Sagittarius’ Burning Question: Can an Aries Light Your Fire?
Rating the Compatibility Between Two Fire Signs By: Kyle Forbes Astrology-zodiac-signs.com reports Sagittarius’ are known to go journey to new limits to experience new events and continue to search for justice and […]
Getting Into Shape at Your Local Gym
Why Going to the Gym is Important By: Philip Sanzone Going to a public gym is something that not many people want or are willing to do. Some people are scared about […]
International Pillow Fight Day
Let the Feathers Hit You Till You Drop By: Valerie Gonzalez Our favorite sleepover event has its own holiday. Pillow fighting has been part of our weekend nights since we could remember […]
Mueller Report & its Long Awaited Public Release
Collusion Delusion? Americans Reach their Own Conclusion By: Dejon Virgo On March 22nd, 2019 the Special Counsel led by Robert S. Mueller III conducted an investigation into Russian efforts to sway the […]
To Exit or Not to Exit?
The Fate of Brexit Should Be Revealed in October By: Claudia Buonsante The E.U. emerged out of the rubble of the Second World War. After a gruesome war, the countries of Europe […]
Cardi B Says She Drugged and Robbed Men
Should She Take the Same Heat As the #MeToo Perpetrators? By: Samiha Charles Just recently an Instagram live clip of Cardi B resurfaced of the rapper admitting to drugging and robbing men […]
When Divorces End in Violence
One Women’s Nightmarish End in Her Fight for Child Custody By: Lucia Elmi According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, about 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate […]
Be Your Own Second Half
Finding Happiness Regardless of Relationship Status By: Lauren Silverman Looking for your soulmate or what people commonly refer to as your ‘second half?’ Look no further than yourself. Relationships are wonderful because […]
The Brooklyn Nets Take a Massive Step Forward
The Nets Return to the Playoffs By: George Burkert Back in 2013, the Brooklyn Nets made a big trade. They sent their draft picks to the Boston Celtics to receive aging all-stars […]
Are the NBA Playoffs Better off Without Lebron James?
Lebron Missing Playoffs Can be Positive for the NBA By: Danny Cacace Los Angeles Lakers star player Lebron James will miss the playoffs for the first time since the 2004-05 NBA season, […]
Rapper Logic’s Newest Work: Supermarket
Intriguing Novel Touches Upon Sensitive Subjects By: Mark Deutsch The book Supermarket by Bobby Hall, who is also the rapper Logic, is a story about the main protagonist Flynn, a desperate man […]
The Eritrean God Whose Life Transcended Hip Hop
Nipsey Hussle and His Life for More Than Just Music By: Ubong Ekpo In 2004, Nipsey Hussle, born Ermias Joseph Asghedom, and his brother Samiel were taken on a trip by their […]
“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” Sends Shivers With Season 2
Never an Ordinary Day at the Church of Night By: Salvatore Cento The reboot of “Sabrina: The Teenage Witch” lives up to its name change once again. In the first half of […]
What’s in the Batter?
“The Cake” Demonstrates Struggle Between Traditions & Morals By: Samiha Charles This Spring, the LGBTQ Resource Center took a trip to the Manhattan Theater Club to see the play “The Cake,” written […]
Can the New York Knicks Get Any Worse Than This?
NY Knicks Hope for Success in the NBA Draft Lottery By: Danny Cacace The New York Knicks have just been served their 60th loss of the season by the Los Angeles Clippers, […]
Rise of The Yankees
Potential for Success for The Yankees in 2019 By: Kenny Velez Last year, the New York Yankees got eliminated in the American League Division Series by the eventual World Series Champion Boston […]
Facebook and Instagram Say Bye Hate Speech
Twitter Honey, What About You? By: Valerie Gonzalez As we all know and most likely have heard, Facebook is trying a new policy that doesn’t allow content supporting hate speech (more like […]
Is an Open-Curriculum Worth it?
The Benefits of an Open-Curriculum By: Maxwell Velikodny College is meant to be a time of discovery, learning, enjoyment, and development. It is also perhaps one of the most critical years of […]
Are You Secretly Insecure?
Signs You’re Insecure and Don’t Know It By: Lucia Elmi Insecurity is something we all experience from time to time, some more than others. It can have a debilitating effect on our […]
Delaying Good Can Equal Great
Waiting For the Rewards Can Help With Personal Growth By: Philip Sanzone Holding off on something to gain more over time can reap great benefits. This can work in a relationship, a […]
Why Do Baller’s View Their Possessions as Toys?
The Meaning of a Baller’s Pricey Possessions By: Kyle Forbes There was a scene in the film, “Limitless,” featuring Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper. De Niro was offering Cooper a promotion […]
Top 10 Things To Do In NYC for Spring Break
Who Would’ve Thought Spring Break in NYC Could Be This Fun? By: Valerie Gonzalez As the semester goes on, we have more homework, projects and if you’re a senior you’re worrying about […]
Mutual and Ego-less Peacocking on a First Date
Connecting Through the Individualism of Outrageous Apparel By: Summer Martinez The dating game evolves generation after generation, but one thing has always remained the same—we generally tend to conform to dressing a […]
A Closer Look at the Colorful Spectrum of Relationships
There is Something for Everyone By: Rachael Gath It’s comes down to when we’ll be having sex, how much sex are we having, or none at all. Non-virgins seek relationships mostly for […]
The Oath and the Office Release at CSI
A Conversation With Corey Brettschneider By: Sammy Quarrato CSI held an event this March where a new book titled The Oath and the Office was released by Corey Brettschneider, a professor of […]
Foreign Language Opens Doors To Various Career Paths
A Visit to CSI’s Italian Open House By: Olivia Frasca There is no better way to connect with someone and understand their lifestyle than through language. This past March, CSI’s foreign language […]
Student Expelled From CSI Keeps Going
CSI Takes No Responsibility After Misinforming Graduate Student By: Anthony M. Acevedo A former graduate student shared his experience with the mounting issues CSI is facing within their academic advisement department after […]
