Street Vendors Protest for Passage of Legislation to Lift License Cap
By Sara Martinez Street vendors have dealt with a city-mandated cap on the number of permits issued to vend legally.
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Month: May 2022
Unvaccinated Athletes Return to Playing Home Games in NYC
By Paola Acosta After declaring professional sports teams would have to wait their turn, Mayor Adams announced athletes no longer
Read moreCUNY Sees Drop in Enrollment
By Destiny Scott Many colleges have seen a drop in student enrollment due to adjusting to online school and financial
Read moreNYC Reacts to Homeless Encampment Removal
By Jeremiah Duffy Crime has increased from 2021 on the 472 NYC subway stations. Over 1000 homeless camps are to
Read moreThe Probability of Permanent Daylight Saving Time Increases
By Niko Balkaran and Lisa Sime The Santa Barbara News-Press says California and Colorado are just two out of seventeen
Read moreIs a 4th Vaccine Dose Necessary?
By Saul De Leon and Paola Acosta Data from the New York City Department of Health says the Omicron Subvariant
Read moreBomb Threat at York College Triggers Concerns About Security
By Julius Drake Staff, faculty and students at York College are concerned about security. A recent bomb threat encourages conversation
Read moreYork College Programs Benefits from The CARES ACT and Improves Students’ Mental Wellness Efforts
By Lisa Sime and Niko Balkaran Timely MD survey says around 70 percent of college students reported feeling anxiety and
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