The Fifth Edition of the New York Forum of Amazigh Film Festival
The Fifth Edition of the New York Forum of Amazigh Film Festival The Fifth Edition of the New York Forum of Amazigh Film Festival May 9 & 10, 2019 The […]
Mount Sinai Joins Weill Cornell Medicine as a Full Employer-partner in Medical Billing Training Program at LaGuardia Community College
Mount Sinai Joins Weill Cornell Medicine as a Full Employer-partner in Medical Billing Training Program at LaGuardia Community College 86% of 5th cohort grads are now employed—13 at Weill Cornell […]
Urgent Drive for Food, Toiletries, Clothes, & Household Items – Through March 20
Urgent Drive for Food, Toiletries, Clothes, & Household Items to Fill LaGuardia Community College’s On-Campus Pantry February 28 – March 20, 2019 ♦ Pantry serves LaGuardia’s 50,000/yr. […]
After Two Decades at LaGuardia Community College, Dr. Gail O. Mellow Announces Plans to Step Down as President in August 2019
After Two Decades at LaGuardia Community College, Dr. Gail O. Mellow Announces Plans to Step Down as President in August 2019 February 27, 2019 LaGuardia Community College President Gail […]
SNAPSHOT: The Digital Diaspora
Research from Communications Studies Professor Sumanth Inukonda on How Immigrants Stay Connected to their Homelands February 21, 2019 The growth of digital and social media has transformed how immigrants […]
Cloud Computing Certificate Program in Development with Amazon, Expected to Start Fall 2019
Cloud Computing Certificate Program in Development with Amazon, Expected to Start Fall 2019 January 31, 2019 LaGuardia Community College is collaborating with Amazon to create a cloud computing certificate […]
LaGuardia’s Early Childhood Learning Center Featured on CUNY-TV
LaGuardia’s Early Childhood Learning Center Featured on CUNY-TV LaGuardia’s Early Childhood Learning Center Featured on CUNY-TV LaGuardia’s on-campus affordable childcare program, the Early Childhood Learning Center (ECLC), was recently featured […]
The Rise and Confusion of International Education
The Rise and Confusion of International Education January 17, 2019 International schools have become a popular choice, and with their growth has come the promotion of international-mindedness. But what […]
Blending Jazz and Classical for Carnegie Hall
Blending Jazz and Classical for Carnegie Hall December 14, 2018 A composer and professor blended the musical languages of classical and jazz for a commissioned piece that premiered at […]
Blaming Poverty on the Poor: A Look at the New Welfare Consensus
Blaming Poverty on the Poor: A Look at the New Welfare Consensus October 22, 2018 A new book traces how views about welfare shifted from helping those economically overlooked […]