Fall 2024 Letter From the Editors
Dear readers, After another busy semester, The Kiosk is taking a break for the holidays. We’d like to start off by thanking all the students who contributed articles and creative…
Inaugural Disability Culture Summit Takes On Arts and Technology
Panelists (clockwise from top left) performer and artist Jerron Herman; Director of Inclusive and Adaptive Sports at CUNY Athletics Ryan Martin; Chair of the Black Disability Studies Committee for the…
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‘Stranger at the Gate’ Film Screening Spreads Hopeful Message of Understanding
Image courtesy of The New Yorker. Former U.S. Marine Richard "Mac" McKinney was making plans to set off a homemade bomb in his hometown’s mosque, the Islamic Center of Muncie,…
Reader Survey: The Kiosk Wants to Hear From You!
The Kiosk is eager to learn more about the types of stories you want to read about! Give us your honest opinion so we can publish more articles that relate…
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Alumni Profile: Sharema Hill Investigates ‘Life After Prison’ in Capstone Project
Image courtesy of Sharema Hill, "Life After Prison" What is life like after prison? For her capstone project, Sharema Hill, who graduated in spring 2024 with her BA in Communication…
The Kiosk’s Fall 2024 Political Op-Ed Contest: Hot Takes and Hard Evidence
The Kiosk, CUNY SPS’ student-run newspaper, is thrilled to announce its contest for the Fall 2024 semester, Political Op-Ed Writing. The theme: Hot Takes and Hard Evidence (emphasis on the…
Brightspace transition offers improved usability over Blackboard, students agree
Now that the transition from Blackboard to Brightspace, CUNY SPS’ new learning management system, is complete, all Fall 2024 classes are being conducted on the platform. Despite minor technical difficulties,…
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