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Construction Commences on New Residence Halls at the College of Staten Island, Residency Fall 2013
Officials from the College of Staten Island (CSI) joined today with New York legislators and...
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I am very pleased to provide an update on the new Residential Housing Complex. While a formal groundbreaking ceremony will be held in late March, construction has already begun. The complex is a collaboration between American...
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The College is committed to meeting the needs of our growing student population. CSI’s student housing project, located at the north end of the campus near the tennis bubble, includes nine studio apartments for resident...
Read MorePresident’s February College Council Report
I am pleased to provide you with my February College Council President’s Report: President’s Report Meeting of the College Council February 23, 2012 I...
Read MoreMaster Plan Details Ten Years of Growth for CSI
When the College of Staten Island moved to the Willowbrook Campus in the early 1990s, the College took a quantum leap forward in serving the needs of Staten Island, thanks to the efforts of New York State Senator John J. Marchi....
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