The Campus Magazine | CCNY

Where to find healthy food on campus by Glendalee Diaz With summer less than two months away, many CCNY students are hitting the gym to get “beach body” ready. Though exercising is an important part of any good diet, it’s not the only way to shed those unwanted pounds. If you spend two hours every [...]

Should the prices really be going up in the troubled NAC cafe? by Glendalee Diaz Besides struggling to pay for textbooks, transit fair and tuition, CCNY students find it hard to make healthy choices every day. Why? Because junk food costs less than the food being served in the NAC cafeteria. So the last thing [...]

Closed? Open? Rodents? Flies? Students speak out By Joyce Li It’s been a crazy week for the NAC cafeteria. The health department shut it down on Monday, citing 62 violations. Then 24 hours later it was re-opened. No one is sure what’s going on, but most students aren’t surprised that the Department of Health took [...]

City Never Sleeps. Here’s what you need to know right now. What a Difference a Day Makes: The Cafeteria has reopened. The New York City Department of Health shut it down Monday citing 62 disgusting violations including rodents, flies and non-handwashing employees. But 24 hours later, the doors re-opened. Here’s the CCNY official response from our [...]

City Never Sleeps. Here’s what you need to know right now. Where Not to Eat: Yesterday, the cafeteria in NAC was shut down for health violations. Seriously? Last year, the main eating establishment on campus received a C grade from the New York City Department of Health for 52 violations. But school officials formed a [...]

After serious violations in the spring, our food service has been upgraded and improved this semester. by Tahira Rhame. Jessica Dann, a City College junior, says that the unsanitary conditions of the City College cafeteria made her sick–literally.  “I had eaten sushi from the cafeteria; it was the only thing I had eaten all day,” [...]

Last year, most students had little good to say about the cafeteria. They complained about over crowding, unhealthy choices, a lack of adequate seating and long lines for the microwaves. Plus, it was cash only. But last semester the NAC cafeteria got a facelift. ATM and credit cards are accepted and healthy choices have been [...]