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The Kiosk is the independent, student-run newspaper for the CUNY School of Professional Studies. Our mission is to bridge the distance-learning gap by creating a virtual lounge for all aspects of student life at CUNY SPS. At The Kiosk, students can learn about CUNY SPS clubs, events, creative projects of fellow students, and much more!
The Kiosk was first founded in 2018 by student journalists Lisa Sheridan and Milan Fredricks, and is managed by the Office of Student Life at the CUNY School of Professional Studies. For students interested in contributing to The Kiosk, please email us at thekiosk@spsmail.cuny.edu.
The Kiosk is the independent, student-run newspaper for the CUNY School of Professional Studies. Our mission is to bridge the distance-learning gap by creating a virtual lounge for all aspects of student life at CUNY SPS. At The Kiosk, students can learn about CUNY SPS clubs, events, creative projects of fellow students, and much more!
The Kiosk was first founded in 2018 by student journalists Lisa Sheridan and Milan Fredricks, and is managed by the Office of Student Life at the CUNY School of Professional Studies. For students interested in contributing to The Kiosk, please email us at thekiosk@spsmail.cuny.edu.
The Office of Student Life at the CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) is here to connect you with the extra- and co-curricular activities available through our School, the University, and all around New York City in order to assist you in the development and attainment of your academic, professional, and personal goals. We complement the learning you engage in through your courses by providing all current students the opportunity to participate in leadership training as well as social, cultural, and intellectual activities.
Working in coordination with the Office of Student Life, the Student Association provides academic enrichment programing and opportunities throughout the year, and they encourage all students to host an event or start a club on campus or virtually. To get started, read the Activities and Events Guidelines, and please complete the Student Life Event Request form.
If you are interested in learning more about how you can be involved in student life at CUNY SPS, contact our office at studentservices@sps.cuny.edu.
The Office of Student Life at the CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS) is here to connect you with the extra- and co-curricular activities available through our School, the University, and all around New York City in order to assist you in the development and attainment of your academic, professional, and personal goals. We complement the learning you engage in through your courses by providing all current students the opportunity to participate in leadership training as well as social, cultural, and intellectual activities.
Working in coordination with the Office of Student Life, the Student Association provides academic enrichment programing and opportunities throughout the year, and they encourage all students to host an event or start a club on campus or virtually. To get started, read the Activities and Events Guidelines, and please complete the Student Life Event Request form.
If you are interested in learning more about how you can be involved in student life at CUNY SPS, contact our office at studentservices@sps.cuny.edu.
SPS Software Development Club is designed for students who are interested in software engineering, coding, and other contemporary technologies used to build websites and applications.
SPS Software Development Club is designed for students who are interested in software engineering, coding, and other contemporary technologies used to build websites and applications.