News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Students Uplifting Ancestral Spaces piece together and revive the history of enslaved people who were buried in Van Cortlandt Park, The Bronx. Story by Soleil Hendy
Students Dig In: Unearthing the Hidden History of the Enslaved African Burial Ground Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–New and continuing students learn about resources available on and off campus with games, music, and free apparel. Story by Emily Nixon
BC Student Affairs Holds Resource Fair Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students were welcomed back to campus with plush bulldogs, free merch to deck out, pizza, and an opportunity to make friends. Story by Margot Dragos
Build-a-Bulldog: S.A.I.L. Center and USG Host Annual Welcome Bash Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“You have to be a little bit delusional,” said Kyle Gutierrez, a 21-year-old mayoral candidate. “You have to be a big dreamer and have high ambitions that seem unrealistic.” Story by Nikole Rajgor
‘Young and Unaffiliated’ – Hunter Student Kyle Gutierrez Enters the Mayoral Race Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–More Americans are believing conspiracy theories and disinformation from elected officials – a course offered at John Jay delves into why and how overall distrust is growing. Story by Julian Russo
John Jay Professor Takes on Conspiracy Theories in the Classroom Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“When we first came, the Bengali community here was so strong,” said a longtime Borough Park resident. “But rent hikes are forcing many families to move out.” Story by Rifah Hussain
Brooklyn’s Bengali Community Faces Challenges with Rising Rent Read More