Ryan Miller From IPG Media Brands Eases Our Post-Grad Woes By: Ryan Miller Ahhhh – the end of the semester has finally arrived! While the waxing sound of Pomp & Circumstance may seem […]
The Most Vital Things That Dictate Your Success Might Not Include Your Degree
Let the Post-Grad Adventure Begin
A Guide for Things You Can Do After Graduation By: Victoria Ifatusin Your long awaited college career has finally ended. Graduation day was amazing; your family came to cheer you on and […]
Throwing A Do-It-Yourself Graduation Party to Remember
A Guide to Celebrating Your Commencement with a Bang By: Veronica Pistek On commencement day, most of us would much rather be in someone’s backyard having the time of our lives than […]
Millennials Making it in the Real-World: Investing in the Essentials
Adulting Has Never Been Easier With These Items By: Veronica Pistek Many of us go through four years of college studying for exams and making close friendships, but neglect learning how to […]
Tying Up Loose Ends Before Graduation
Putting in the Last Effort Before Your Special Day By: Roseanne Cassar For all students who are graduating on May 31, there is still time to make sure you are ready for […]
Seeing The World Through Fresh Graduate Eyes
Travelling Post-Graduation Prepares You for the Real World By: Roseanne Cassar While many college students who graduate on time feel the need to travel the world, some students feel they need to […]
Breaking Down the Post-Grad Blues
Self-Doubt Getting You Down? You’re Not Alone. By: Lucia Elmi Graduation is slowly creeping in and for those of you that are still kicking, you’re putting your last power kick into getting […]
College Students Glam it Up for Graduation
Students Spend Massive Amounts of Money on Hair and Makeup for Graduation By: Tamar Belfont Has anyone ever wondered why people take extreme measures to look fabulous on their graduating day as […]
The Uncertainty of Life After Graduation
Graduation is Over, Time to Make Decisions That Affect Your Future By: Jessica Scarimbolo So, you’re graduating college with your bachelor’s degree…what now? For some, you are free to begin your career […]
Confessions of a College Graduate
What You Need to Know From an Experienced College Student By: Jessica Scarimbolo As a soon-to-be college graduate, it is only fitting to enlighten people on what to expect in their four […]
Special Gifts for the College Graduate
Every Graduate Can Receive a Nice Present No Matter the Budget By: Jessica Scarimbolo When May and June comes around every year, everyone knows it is time for an abundance of graduation […]
One Degree Not Enough? CSI Has Plenty of Options
An Overview of Graduate Studies at CSI By: Dominick Wojtas Sometimes, having just one diploma doesn’t make you feel like you’ve had enough education. It’s okay to yearn for more knowledge, and […]
Leave Your Love After College or Go Long Distance?
How To Consider Your Relationship After Graduation By: Dominick Wojtas You can see it now‒dressed in a cap and gown, smiling as your family forces you to pose for graduation pictures. Everything […]
Resumes, Cover Letters and CVs…Oh My!
Looking as Good on Paper as You Do in Your Cap and Gown By: Clara Perez Graduation is the most exciting time in your college life and it’s the start of a […]
We Could Be The Change
The Future of Our Country Belongs in College Graduate’s Hands By: Chermo Toure With the political situation in the United States at a boiling point, it is hard to overlook and be […]
Taking the Extra Step For Your Future: The Master’s Degree
A Master’s Degree Signifies a Higher Education, But is it Required? By: Brooke Price In today’s workforce, some jobs prefer people to achieve a master’s degree because it indicates that they are […]
No Job In Your Major? No Problem!
A Guide to Some of the Best Trades to Pursue By: Brielle Sparacino It’s a pipe dream that upon college graduation, former students start working at a job they actually enjoy. It’s even […]
Patriots’ Tom Brady, Bill Belichick Engaged in Feud
Surprising Tension May Spell End of Dynasty By: Eric Ransom For years, the Patriots have been at the pinnacle of football success. Where all other teams struggled to keep up, Tom Brady, […]
Tibbs vs. Petosa: From the Player’s Perspective
Comparing CSI’s Two Recent Coaches By: Eric Ransom Recently hired Head Coach T.J. Tibbs takes over CSI basketball’s former Coach Tony Petosa, the question of whether Tibbs is better than Petosa is […]
How to Differentiate Between a Boy and a Man
Save The Drama for Their Mama By: Roseanne Cassar After experiencing a rocky end to a relationship a long time ago, I’m only now reflecting on how much impact it has had […]
Say Goodbye to the Honeymoon Phase
How to Manage Your Relationship When Things Get Real By: Jessica Scarimbolo Everyone knows this stage all too well; it’s when you cannot seem to be away from your partner and nothing […]
Statistics Show a Decline in Infant Deaths
How to Prevent Infant Mortality By: Roseanne Cassar As women, many of us want to have children one day. There is a built-in mechanism in ourselves called “maternal instinct.” But before […]
Facebook’s Privacy Issue – Is Our Severity Warranted?
An interview with Aza Rakin of the Center of Humane Technology By: Dominick Wojtas Recently, The Los Angeles Times published a transcript of a conversation between interviewer Patt Morrison and Aza Raskin, […]
The Award Show Everyone Will be Talking About
Musicians Nominated for the 2018 Billboard Music Awards On Tuesday, April 17, Billboard released its nominations for their 2018 music awards. Some artists who were nominated include Drake, Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, […]
Kendrick Lamar Awarded Pulitzer for Album “DAMN”
Hip-Hop Beats Out Classical for Prize By: Dominick Wojtas Hip-Hop artist Kendrick Lamar has won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for music–specifically for his studio album “DAMN.” Not only is Lamar the first rapper […]
Hip-Hop Artist Topples Competition With Ease
J.Cole’s New Album, “KOD” Has Largest Opening Week By: Amanda Girard J.Cole, aka Jermaine Lamarr Cole, is an American hip-hop artist, self-taught pianist, and producer raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After concluding […]
“Avengers: Infinity War” Packs a Punch In Theaters
Does the Film Go to Infinity and Beyond Expectations? By: Lucia Elmi Bring your friends and get ready to have an all-out nerd-fest because Marvel’s most highly anticipated film ever is finally […]
The Evolution of Festival Fashion: Coachella Valley’s Impact
Daring to Dress Your Best in the Desert By: Veronica Pistek Music is no longer the main focus of Coachella’s annual attendees. Ever since capturing “instagrammable” and “picturesque” moments have become the […]
Ikigai: The Intersection of Your Strengths and Passions
A Japanese Concept To Find Career Happiness By: Veronica Pistek Part of being young and human is feeling lost and scared to commit to doing one thing for the rest of your […]
Battle of the Beauty Conventions
Beautycon vs. IMATS: Who Will Win? By: Lucia Rossi Much like how Comic Con is to pop culture lovers, IMATS and Beautycon is to makeup lovers. However, not all beauty conventions are created […]
The Month Of Ramadan Explained
A Closer Look Into How Muslims Observe Ramadan By: Haziq Naeem This year, the beginning of Ramadan will take place Tuesday, May 15 and will conclude on June 14 in the United […]
Commentary: These Resolutions Provide A Solution
NY Politicians Follow Other States in the Call for a Constitutional Convention By: Chermo Toure The fight against political corruption continues, and it has arrived in New York. As of right now, […]
Commentary: Where is Melania?
First Lady Rather Quiet During Presidency By: Lucia Elmi The old saying goes, “silence is the best medicine” but not always – especially as a public figure standing in the midst of […]
Students Can’t Keep Up With Cost of Transportation
Growing Cost of NYC Transit is Expensive for Traveling Students By: Christina Fratto Congestion prices are about to be established as upcoming charging fees on drivers traveling throughout the busiest parts of […]
Macaulay Honors College Hosts Galaxy Themed Spring Formal
May the Fun Be With You at Spring Formal By: Veronica Pistek On Saturday, May 5, 2018, CUNY students from all across New York City wore their most out-of-this world outfits for […]
CUNY Film Festival
By: Haziq Naeem On April 16 and April 20, a satellite film screening of the tenth annual CUNY Film Festival was held at the College of Staten Island. Held in 1P – […]
7th Annual CSI’s Got Talent Ends on a Rhyme
Students Show Off Their Vocals and Spoken Words By: Kenny Velez and Victoria Ifatusin The seventh annual CSI’s Got Talent recently showcased talent from the student population. The finale of this event was […]
Someone Always Catches Feelings
An Account of Friends-with-Benefits Gone Awry By: Dominick Wojtas Friends-with-benefits relationships always look so good on paper. Two lovers sharing their sensuality, enjoying each other’s company and not being restrained by any social […]
Communication Is Key
Helpful Tips for a Healthier Relationship By: Clara Perez While most long-term couples have already navigated through the early communication stages of their relationship, there is always room for improvement for both […]
Overwatch Makes the Transition to eSports
Blizzard Combines Gaming and Sports with Overwatch League By: Steven Aiello The gaming and sporting markets are arguably two of the biggest markets at the moment. Enter Overwatch League, the first major […]
Hornacek Fired by Knicks; NBA Playoffs Begin
Knicks Dump Coach ahead of Postseason By: Eric Ransom In yet another changing of the guard, the Knicks have relieved Jeff Hornacek of his head coaching duties after just two seasons. With […]
Sad Rap and Its Even Sadder Consequences
Hip-Hop Culture Fueling a Drug Epidemic By: Dominick Wojtas “I wake up/ I throw up/ I feel like I’m dead,” Lil Xan voiced in a melodic, melancholic, yet ironically cool tone. Lil Xan […]
“Roseanne” Breaks the Mold by Supporting Trump
Trump Politics Polarize the Entertainment Industry By: Kenny Velez Donald Trump has been a polarizing figure, especially since he became the President of the United States in 2017. In Hollywood, the reaction to […]
“Love, Simon” Has Everyone Talking
This Rom-Com Will Change the Way You View All Types of Love By: Jessica Scarimbolo It is 2018 and it seems only right that the movie industry has finally released a romantic […]
A New Course Of Santa Clarita
Taking a Bite Into Season II of “Santa Clarita Diet” By: Mohamed Mahmoud Season 2 of “Santa Clarita Diet” was released on March 23rd on Netflix with a whopping number of 10 episodes. […]
Archie Comics Take on a Dark Plot In CW’s “Riverdale”
The Addictive Series Has Fans Dying for More By: Brooke Price The television show “Riverdale” portrays the Archie Comics series in a darker light. The series takes place in the fictional […]
The Golden Hour of Pop-Country Has Finally Arrived
Kacey Musgraves describes her newest album as “replenishingly transformational.” By: Brielle Sparacino Kacey Musgraves has been a staple in the country music scene for years, but it seems her career has picked […]
Goodbye Cold Weather, Hello Allergies
Tips on Making Allergy Season Less Miserable By: Roseanne Cassar Allergies – that dreaded spring side effect that many of us suffer through after a long winter. Now that April is in […]
Rock Your Bod: Ditch the Cardio for Climbing
Rock Climbing Helps to Reach your Own Peak By: Veronica Pistek Finding a workout that is adventurous and effective can be more exhausting than doing the physical activity itself. Fitness is a […]
Springing Forward into Time Management
Tips for Spring After Spring Break’s End By: Mohamed Mahmoud In modern society, we tend to delay our most important tasks and spend more time relaxing and scrolling through Instagram. Now that […]
