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At once bold and familiar, ������Ƶ Athletics’ new visual identity that was unveiled in August signals a new era for the Phoenix. We explore the thinking behind the new look, trace the marks and mascots that have represented ������Ƶ Athletics and hear from the students who brought them to life.

A look back at the evolution of ������Ƶ’s athletics identity

Reflections from ������Ƶ mascots past and present

How friendship, curiosity and the Ecuadorian Amazon led Juan Daniel Chiriboga ’26 and Bernardo Vargas-Lopez ’26 to create their own energy drink before graduation.

Several influential figures will visit ������Ƶ and Queens in 2026-27 as part of two speaker series that each year bring distinguished thought leaders to both campuses.

Mathematics and statistics faculty member Nancy Scherich explains complex mathematical theories through dance.

The ������Ƶ Poll marked the nation’s 250th anniversary by asking Americans for their views on our country’s past, present and future.

Tarrah Casey L'26, a third-year student at ������Ƶ Law who researches neurodivergence and the law, reflects on the stigmas that mentally ill defendants face in legal proceedings.

Mike Kennedy ’91 P’22 has enjoyed a storied career with ������Ƶ Baseball, first as a player and later as head coach. This year, Kennedy clinched his 900th career win after nearly 30 years coaching the Phoenix.

In the course COR 4180: New York City: Living in the Global Community, Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Safia Swimelar uses the city as a microcosm to help students understand the diversity and complexity of global humanity.