Alexandra Perez | Staff Writer There is a strange expiration date on being taken care of in college: Freshman year. This first year comes with a guidebook, but the years that follow often feel like all they can offer is a degree audit and a “figure it out”. Freshman year, everyone wants to know how […]
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On the eve of the new school year in New York City, many students have recently discovered that their student OMNY cards, issued last year, are no longer valid, with some cards expiring on August 31. The discrepancy between the expiration dates announced by the City's Department of Education and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has left many parents and students confused.