Tara Santos, former co-chair of the Student Association, who recently graduated with her masters’ degree in business management and leadership shares her story in the
The class of 2020 is adjusting to disappointments. When students are struggling to pay bills, writing research papers while homeschooling young children, and obsessing over
There is a palpable energy and a sense of exuberance at a college commencement. Wearing a cap and gown crowns the achievement of many years
Photo Collage by Lisa Sheridan Maintaining normalcy in abnormal times is a challenge. The recent Virtual Job Fair offered a welcomed respite to students weary
This year, some creative approaches for fundraising were developed by CUNY SPS administration. Every year, #CUNYTuesday occurs on the first Tuesday of December. For the
“Stress Spelled Out In Scrabble Tiles” by forthwithlife is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Remixed by Lisa Sheridan Summer Session: Mental Health and Financial Emergencies The column “When Good
Dean John Mogulescu and Executive Vice-Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer, Hector Batista The role of the Executive Vice-Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer of CUNY usually
Brothers Timothy and Anthony Sweeney as youngsters As young boys, Timothy and Anthony Sweeney loved pretending to be firefighters. According to Anthony, “We loved playing
Shontae Ferguson, aided by fellow graduates, receives her certification while in labor. Photo by Milan Fredricks Graduation commencement for the CUNY SPS Class of 2019
The Museum Studies MA get approved by NY State. The program is a first of its kind at SPS a collaboration with The NY Historical Society Museum.
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