Food For Thought
The dining room is bustling. Purchases in hand, students and faculty are headed to enjoy a meal after a long lecture. Breakfast sandwiches, coffee, pizza and burgers alternatively fill…
The dining room is bustling. Purchases in hand, students and faculty are headed to enjoy a meal after a long lecture. Breakfast sandwiches, coffee, pizza and burgers alternatively fill…
President Trump has moved to put an end to the Obama-era program that serves as a shield for young undocumented immigrants from deportation. The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA)…
The hardest part of any prison sentence starts the day they open the gate and tell you that you’re free. In prison there is no responsibility. You are told when to eat, when…
Both students and faculty all gather in the Poolside Cafe with the same objective — to gain control of their city once more. On Friday, March 17th, a group of student activists and…
My name is Serafin Santiago Jr, and I am the Editor-in-Chief of The Bridge. Since joining this newspaper, I have been privileged to work alongside some fine young reporters. They…
The labor needed to bring back the currently defunct radio station at LaGuardia Community College is no easy task. The first step will be to convince the powers that be…
The United States of America is known as a melting pot. Every year immigrants come to this country searching for the American dream, looking for freedom and opportunities of growth.…
New Yorkers are notorious for being busy people, and having a fast-paced life. But what people don’t realize is that natives or New York City have to move at a…
I love meeting other parents who are also in college because they understand wholeheartedly the day to day of being both a parent and a student. Having to wake up…
For every 122 people in the world, one person is either internally displaced, a refugee, or seeking asylum. This amounts to 18 million people, which is a quarter of the…