Lady Bird’s Realistically Flawed Heroine
In a world where most teenage girls are advertised as utterly vain and basic, ‘Lady Bird’ is a film in which its lead proclaims her own name and dictates exactly…
MBJ Management Hunt Turns Up Empty
Allegations of undocumented workers being mistreated by MBJ Food Services, LaGuardia Community College’s catering company, fuels CUNY-wide activism on campus. On January 31st, 2018, nearly sixty students, professors, activists and…
Ramiro Sandoval: Finding Peace Through Passion
Ramiro Sandoval, the co-director of the Theater for Peace Project, was recently invited to LaGuardia Community College to speak about how he has fought and continues to fight for peace…
Celebration of Hispanic Heritage
For many, it would be difficult to argue against the integral role that culture plays in their lives. On October 11th, 2017, LaGuardia Community College invited students and faculty…
College Stressors Increase Demand for Counseling Services
More college students than ever before are utilizing counseling services provided by their school. According to mental health experts, several factors could be responsible for this trend. “I think nationwide…
Immigration Lawyer Facing Deportation
Lizbeth Mateo, the immigration lawyer who fights for undocumented immigrants to remain in the United States, now has her own agenda – fighting for herself to stay. Ms. Mateo was…
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…
Flamenco Swirls Its Way to LaGuardia
On Friday, October 27th, more than 100 students, visitors, and staff piled into LaGuardia Community College’s Little Theatre at 7:30P.M. to see Spain’s most renowned theater/dance company, Noche Flamenca. Noche…
Celebrating National Coming Out Day
On Wednesday, October 11th, LaGuardians experienced their first National Coming Out Day event hosted at LaGuardia Community College by the Women’s Center. In celebration, students…
A Champion for Queens
Helen M. Marshall, the daughter of Guyanese immigrants, was well known for her political impact on Queens and the rest of New York. She was born in Harlem on September 30, 1929. Ms. Marshall,…
