Well, Spider-Man 2.

Happening in the World: Having sold more than 2.5 million copies (including both digital and physical) within 24 hours, Sony’s new Spider-Man 2 has set the record as the fastest-selling video game made by PlayStation. Though the game received criticism for how long it takes to complete, it has also been applauded for its representation of Puerto Rican culture. (CNN)

Happening in the US: Some top companies, including Morgan Stanley and Johnson & Johnson, are now offering college admissions counseling as a benefit to their employees. This new development is meant to alleviate stress for employee-parents who spend most of their time trying to navigate their children’s futures. However, such changes have raised questions of equity and fairness regarding the college admissions process. (NPR)

Happening in NYC: Furthering business that emerged earlier this month, Representative Anthony D’Esposito presented a resolution in the House to remove Representative George Santos from Congress. Representative D’Esposito’s resolution includes details of Santos’ false statements regarding his background, as well as the indictments charged against him. This event has initiated a two-day time limit until all the members must vote on the proposal. (Gothamist)

Happening in Our Community: Columbia Climate School’s graduate degree program and affiliate programs are hosting an on-campus Climate and Sustainability Open House today from 8:30 am to 12:45 pm. Find more information here.

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