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New graduate traineeship program at CUNY aims to create the next generation of scientists in bio-inspired nanoscience

Is Quantum Mechanics the Answer to Our Problems? Macaulay’s Dr. Emily Rice Dives Into How Quantum Phenomena Helps Manage Her Complex Identity

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New graduate traineeship program at CUNY aims to create the next generation of scientists in bio-inspired nanoscience

Is Quantum Mechanics the Answer to Our Problems? Macaulay’s Dr. Emily Rice Dives Into How Quantum Phenomena Helps Manage Her Complex Identity

Turkish-Syrian Border Earthquakes Shake Communities

The Comeback Conference

Seven Killed, Three Injured By Palestinian Gunman Near Jerusalem Synagogue on International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Hunter’s Most Affordable Dorm Slated for Demolition, Administration Offers Little in Response

Are We Solving America’s Physician Shortage Correctly?

The Future of Magazines

Author: Ziva Rubinstein

CUNY ASRC Building Gives Insight into the Future of Nanoscience

March 3, 2017May 8, 2017 Ziva Rubinstein

This January, CCNY students enrolled in the Nanomaterials class were taken on a tour of the Adavanced Science and Research Center (ASRC). Though the ASRC building is one of the new buildings on the CCNY campus, it is not in fact a CCNY building.  The center is an overall CUNY building that other universities in the state have […]

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Museum of the Month: Rubin Museum of Art

December 7, 2015October 4, 2017 Ziva Rubinstein

The Rubin Museum features a magnificent collection of Himalayan art, giving insight into the customs and culture of the South Asian region. The Rubin Museum has recently formed a partnership with CUNY. For the 2015-2016 academic year, CUNY students, faculty and administrative staff have free general admission to the museum, as well as student ticket […]

 Arts & Entertainment

Spotlight: The Macaulay Business Club

April 6, 2015May 4, 2015 Ziva Rubinstein

The Macaulay Business Club (MBC) actively works to connect CUNY students to jobs and opportunities in the business field. “It is important to teach people how to conduct themselves in the professional world as well as to introduce them to important connections,” said current Executive President Chandrapaul Latchman, who will be working for JP Morgan […]

 Columns, MHC Central, Spotlight

Museum of the Month: The Museum of Sex

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015 Ziva Rubinstein

Lovers all around the city relished in the unique exhibits offered by MoSex this Valentine’s Day weekend. In honor of the lovely holiday, MoSex installed new and interactive options for their patrons, including a bouncy house made of breasts that people can jump on, a rock-climbing wall made of genitalia, and exhibits on the general […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Museum of the Month

Regenerative Engineering is the Science of the Future

December 8, 2014December 8, 2014 Ziva Rubinstein

Regenerative engineering seems to be the up-and-coming field to watch, or at least it is according to Dr. Cato T. Laurencin MD, PhD, who gave a lecture at The City College of New York on November 19th describing his research. Laurencin is currently a professor at the University of Connecticut and a practicing orthopedic surgeon. […]

 City College, Science

Museum of the Month: The Cloisters

November 3, 2014February 22, 2015 Ziva Rubinstein

Art enthusiasts around the globe have heard of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Yet, most New Yorkers have failed to come across The Cloisters, which is located in Fort Tyron Park in Washington Heights. The Cloisters opened to the public in 1938, about 60 years after The Met opened. This branch of the Met is devoted […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Museum of the Month

Museum of the Month: Nicholas Roerich Museum

October 4, 2014February 22, 2015 Ziva Rubinstein

The Nicholas Roerich Museum, located on the Upper West Side, is devoted to the life and work of the painter. The museum itself is located at the end of a residential block, and from the outside appears to be another townhouse building. However, upon entering the building, you are surrounded with various paintings and sculptures. […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Museum of the Month

Marauders Snatch First Annual Knight’s Cup

March 26, 2014April 21, 2014 Ziva Rubinstein

The Marauders Quidditch Team took home the trophy for Knight’s Cup held at Rutgers University on March 8, after winning two out of two matches and obtaining the highest scores. “The team needed some validation before World Cup and this was the perfect way to get it,” said Seeker Andrew Zagelbaum. “Our team worked so hard for […]

 MHC Central, Sports

Advertising Sensation Discusses “The Power of Nice”

February 28, 2014February 28, 2014 Ziva Rubinstein

Linda Kaplan Thaler ‘72, known to us as the brains behind the ads for Aflac, Toys “R” Us, and Herbal Essences, gave a speech at City College on her new book, The Power of Nice: How to Conquer the Business World with Kindness. “One of my proudest achievements is graduating from City College,” said Thaler. […]

 Arts & Entertainment, City College

World Cup Welcomes Marauders

December 13, 2013February 28, 2014 Ziva Rubinstein

The Northeast Quidditch Regionals, held in Rochester on November 16 and 17, ended with a spot for the Marauders in the Seventh World Cup. “I think we did a great job. We competed really hard even when we were challenged and the game wasn’t going our way,” said Chaser Cesar Andrade. “We picked ourselves up […]

 MHC Central, Sports

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