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    NYC Delivery Workers Report High Rates of Injury and Mental Health Issues●NYC Delivery Workers Report Staggering Rates of Injury, Mental Health Issues https://www.thecityreporter.nyc/2026/09/29/MmastodonHealth11 d ago

    Delivery workers in New York City are reporting alarming levels of workplace injuries and mental health problems, according to a new report linked to CUNY researchers. The findings point to hazardous street conditions, long hours, and job insecurity as key strains on workers in the city's fast-growing app-based delivery sector.

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    CUNYAC releases women's tennis weekly report▼CUNYAC Women's Tennis Weekly Report 9/29/26✉newsSportTennis14 h ago

    The City University of New York Athletic Conference has published its women's tennis weekly report for September 29, 2026. The round-up covers the latest results, standings and standout performers from conference play across CUNY's colleges. Followers of Division III tennis in New York are checking in on how their teams are shaping up as the season progresses.

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    Yadav Sisters Lead CUNYAC Women's Tennis Weekly Honors▼Yadav Sisters Headline CUNYAC Women's Tennis Weekly Honors✉newsSportTennis20 min ago

    The Yadav sisters have taken top spots in the CUNY Athletic Conference's women's tennis weekly awards, as announced by Baruch College Athletics. The conference recognized standout performances from the past week of play, with the sisters heading the list of honorees across the league's programs.

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    Historian Charlotte Brooks to examine rise and fall of China's overseas Chinese world●The Rise & Fall of the "Overseas Chinese" World in China Join Charlotte Brooks, professor of history at Baruch College aMmastodonWorldImmigration21 h ago

    A public talk by Charlotte Brooks, professor of history at Baruch College and the CUNY Graduate Center, explores the rise and fall of the 'overseas Chinese' world in China. The discussion covers race, immigration and history as they relate to the Chinese American experience, drawing on her research into how Chinese communities abroad and in China shaped and defined each other over time.