Journalist Alice Su visited LaGuardia Community College on Wednesday March 11 to enlighten students on her reporting of Middle Eastern refugees living in neighboring countries, during the launch of the…
Eight years ago Chelsea resident and LaGuardia Art and Architectural History professor Fern Luskin noticed steel girders going up on a four- story building in her neighborhood. She was immediately…
Haunting chants of “peace” echoed the halls outside the Little Theater on Tuesday March 10, 2015, as renowned poet and activist, Dr. Sonia Sanchez, graced the stage with a lecture…
QUEENS, NY – Walking across the Thomson Ave bridge you are confronted by a site that is now a far cry from the industrial construction look of the past. Bedecked…
On April 23, 2014 Ras Baraka, poet, writer, principal, educator and current Mayor of Newark, New Jersey, came to address the LaGuardia community. He came to speak on behalf of…
How do you know that you are ready to go to college? You just spent the last, let’s say, four years of your life going to school and working hard…
In November, Fall 2014, LaGuardia’s Performing Arts Center presented the campus with a social justice oriented play entitled, Lonely Leela. The show ran for a week and a half and…
The first time I met Professor Claudia Moreno- Parsons was in 2013, when she was teaching my LIB 200 class. I can recall nervously sitting in the classroom for about…
“Birds! Birds! There will be birds!” Mitch Waxman was parodying Professor Sarah Durand, who teaches environmental studies at LaGuardia Community College. Mr. Waxman is an activist at Newtown Creek Alliance.…
“Watch Me!” he declares at the start of his one- man show,” County of Kings”– and watch we did. The story of Lemon Andersen, poet, writer, and actor, is one…
