The only price of premium gas in cities throughout Queens County was found at a single gas station in the week ending May 18, according to GasBuddy.com.
U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-NY) was joined by 201 other House Democrats in unanimously voting against the Equal Representation Act, which would prevent the inclusion of illegal aliens in the count for seats in the Electoral College.
U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY) was joined by 201 other House Democrats in unanimously voting against the Equal Representation Act, which would prevent the inclusion of illegal aliens in the count for seats in the Electoral College.
Throughout its history, New York University (NYU) has been known for innovation, with faculty and alumni contributing to notable inventions and scientific breakthroughs. Academic research at NYU involves rigorous work and practice, starting early in students' academic careers through assistantships, internships, capstones, or independent projects.
St. John’s University is mourning the loss of Robert “Bob” F. Kalenka, who passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 19. A graduate of The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, Kalenka served on the Board of Governors and later on the Board of Trustees from 2015 until 2023. In February, he was conferred the title of Board Emeritus by the Board of Trustees.
This fall, Emma Watson and Timothy Zurcher, both graduates of the Class of 2024 from St. John’s Law, will begin their full-time legal careers as Immigrant Justice Corps (IJC) Justice Fellows. This opportunity aligns with their interest in immigration law and their desire to assist refugees, asylees, and other immigrants in accessing essential legal services and humanitarian relief.
On May 20, 2024, St. John’s Law School celebrated its Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2024, which included 266 J.D. graduates and 42 LL.M. degree candidates. The event marked a significant milestone for both the students and Dean Michael A. Simons, who is concluding his 15-year tenure as dean to return to full-time teaching at St. John’s Law.
Matan and Kayla Zucker, graduates of Yeshiva University, have been awarded the third Shlomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation Married Couples Fellowship. Set to begin their studies in June, Matan will study at Shapell’s and Kayla will study at Midreshet Rachel v’Chaya.
The fashion industry, often associated with high-profile events such as Fashion Week and the Met Gala, has recently seen a shift in focus. Journalists and cultural commentators are broadening discussions to encompass sustainability, labor, and gender inequality. An undergraduate course at the Global Liberal Studies and College of Arts and Science titled “Couture/Culture: Fashion and Globalization” has been exploring these multifaceted issues through the lens of fashion for over a decade.