International Students Face Added Obstacles in New York City

By NICOLE CASTRO

Suspicious landlords and unsympathetic employers are just two of the obstacles Neville Layne would have to overcome in his quest to make it as an international student at the City College of New York.

Smile! You’re on CCTV

By ANTONIETTE PEMBERTON

You are being watched–while shopping, entering the subway, and even in movie theaters. Now you can add City College to the list. CCNY has launched CCTV.

Shuttle Busses Grapple with Construction, Record Enrollment

By JESSEN JURADO

On a chilly fall evening, dozens of shivering students lined up in front of the NAC building: scarves tied, winter coats buttoned to the top. When the City College shuttle bus pulled up at exactly 7:30 p.m., the loose line of students tightened in anticipation of its arrival.

Students, like the city, never sleep (much) during exams

By MADI CEESAY

Students in the city that never sleeps are using sleeplessness to cope with the end of semester academic work load is sleep deprivation.

City College Lacks Bike Racks

By JESSEN JURADO

There are a lot of bicyclists at City College, especially compared to some of the other CUNY schools–even though there are few places to lock your bike up.That means City College students have to get creative about where to lock their bikes.

Ms. CCNY, body builder, weighs in on bygone sport

By KJ ENNIN

Grant 1986

Grant today

The atmosphere on campus was electric as people from the college and beyond thronged the Aronow Theater to witness the first ever Mr. and Miss City College body building competition.

State Slashes City College Budget

By MADI CEESAY

Owing to the shaky economy, New York State has cut at least $3 million from the City College of New York budget for this academic year and administrators fear more budget cuts if the economy worsens.