Kings County schools welcomed 242,515 students in 2023-24 school year
Kings County ranked second highest in enrollment numbers among New York State schools in the 2023-24 school year.
Psychology major gains HR experience through internship at Trellix
St. John’s University senior Isabel Notaro is set to graduate in May with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Over the summer, she interned at Trellix, gaining practical experience in human resources (HR), specifically within Talent, Engagement, Diversity, and Development (TEDD). Under the supervision of Jennifer McCrea, Isabel engaged in various administrative tasks and HR initiatives that contributed to her professional development.
- How many petty larcenies did the NYPD deal with in week ending Oct. 6?
- 4,883 active legal licenses in Queens County as of Q3
- Where could drivers find the cheapest gas in cities within Kings County in week ending Oct. 12?
- CUNY Reconnect sees record enrollment as over 40,000 returnees complete degrees
- St. John's University enhances campus shuttle service with improved safety measures
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CUNY partners with JPMorganChase for financial health summit at Medgar Evers College
The City University of New York (CUNY) and JPMorganChase organized a financial health summit at Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn. The event aimed to connect the themes of hip-hop and finance to help attendees manage their finances effectively. Participants attended panel discussions featuring Brooklyn-based business leaders and entrepreneurs who provided insights into financial health.
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NYU offers course exploring Yoko Ono's influence on music and art
Artist Yoko Ono is often recognized for her connection to Beatle John Lennon, yet she has an independent artistic legacy. At 91, Ono remains influential in the art world, having begun her career before meeting Lennon in 1966 at London's Indica Gallery. She played a significant role in Lennon's songwriting while continuing her own work into the 21st century.
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League of American Workers President: 'The Catholic vote, the decisive swing vote in this election, is shifting back to Trump'
Steve Cortes, founder of the League of American Workers, said that Kamala Harris's decision to skip the Al Smith Dinner could significantly influence Catholic voters to support Donald Trump. This statement was made on X on October 10th.
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1,003 burglaries incidents across New York City in last four weeks ending Oct. 5, fall from same time last year
Decreasing burglaries seen across New York City in last four weeks ending Oct. 5, 2024 compared to previous year.
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Short-term study abroad programs rebound post-pandemic at St John's University
After a period of reduced activity due to the pandemic, short-term study abroad programs have seen a resurgence. The Office of International Education at St. John’s University experienced a busy Spring and Summer in 2024 as students and faculty from three different schools traveled to seven countries. A total of nine active programs were conducted, each offering specialized curriculums and unique experiences.
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Duckweed explored as potential crop for future space missions
Natania Birnbaum, a 2024 graduate from the M.S. in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship program, is exploring the potential of duckweed as a viable crop for space agriculture. Duckweed, known for its small size and high nutritional value, has garnered attention for its ability to thrive in space conditions.
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St. John’s University introduces affordable study abroad program for first-year students
First-year students at St. John’s University participated in an ice cream social while learning about the Global Passport program, a study abroad opportunity tailored for incoming students. The initiative allows these students to "internationalize" their academic experience by taking a Global Passport-designated core course.
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Former US Chamber CEO Thomas J. Donohue passes away at age 85
St. John’s University has announced the passing of Thomas J. Donohue, a former Chief Executive Officer of the US Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Donohue passed away on October 14 at his home in northern Virginia after a brief illness, surrounded by family.
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Sukkot reflections: finding strength and purpose amid vulnerability
Sukkot, the Jewish festival beginning on October 16 this year, traditionally celebrates the harvest. Jews worldwide build sukkot, small huts symbolizing the tents used by their ancestors in Israel and during their desert journey after leaving Egypt. Families gather in these sukkahs for festive meals.
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Queens County had 4,816 lawyers with active licenses to practice law as of September
There were 4,816 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Queens County as of September, according to the NYS Attorney Registrations.