News and Announcements

 Find information through NYC Jobs, the City's official government jobs website, to learn about & apply for open jobs & civil service exams across City agencies! Find more info at http://on.nyc.gov/CityJobs.

Never attended college? Attended college at CUNY or elsewhere and didn’t finish your degree? Looking to make a career change or earn a promotion? CUNY Reconnect is an initiative to help more adults return to higher education. Whether your goal is to learn new skills, boost your career, or complete a degree or certificate, Reconnect provides personalized support to help you navigate your next move.

• Adult Learner Programs
• Associate Degrees
• Fresh Start Programs
• Bachelor’s Degrees
• Certificates
• Graduate Degrees

 

 

 

Reach out to a Reconnect Navigator today and take the first step!

CUNY Reconnect will pair you with an advisor called a Navigator who will help you achieve your educational and career goals by:

• Re-enrolling into a past program
• Understanding cost and financial aid options
• Sharing available services and resources
• Providing financial aid grants
• Anything else you may need to meet your goals
• Choosing a new degree or certificate program

 

 

Navigators are on stand-by for virtual consultations. Please register here.

Call 646.664.3560 

Wondering which pools are visited the most? Find out this answer to this and more through NYC #OpenData: http://on.nyc.gov/3QBm5m6

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You can get free fruits and vegetables at certain NYC supermarkets! For every dollar spent using SNAP/EBT on eligible produce, get a matching dollar to use for your next purchase.

Learn more: http://on.nyc.gov/44rSLW8

Eligible low-income NYC residents receive a half-price discount on subway and eligible bus fares. Fair Fares NYC eligibility has expanded! See if you qualify today! Visit http://nyc.gov/fairfares or call 311 for more information.

The final full month of the 2024–25 school year is here—time to lock in your late spring and summer plans! Check out all the learning and earning opportunities available for NYC public school students this month and beyond, including scholarships, free access to cultural institutions, and paid internships, and register/apply for them today!

Lock in your summer and fall-based opportunities TODAY

June is Immigrant Heritage Month! Celebrated each year since 2014, this month honors the legacy and contributions of immigrants who came to the U.S. in search of a better life for centuries. This includes over 40% of American citizens who can trace their ancestry back to immigrants who passed through Ellis Island in New York.

These book recommendations highlight the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the individuals and their families who came from all across the world throughout different eras of history to make invaluable contributions to our nation, our state, and our city. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

With temperatures climbing into the 90s, it’s important to stay cool. Here are some essential tips: Drink plenty of water Cool off by the water at one of NYC’s public beaches Seek out shade under trees to escape the direct sun Read more: http://NYC.Gov/BeatTheHeat

An Air Quality Health Advisory is currently in effect as smoke from wildfires in Canada is impacting NYC's air. Young children, older adults & people with heart or breathing conditions should avoid strenuous & prolonged outdoor activities: http://on.nyc.gov/3pFYWYb