News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE—During the second anniversary of October 7, CCNY students protest against CUNY’s “complicity in the genocide.” Story by Kaitlyn Murphy, Leon Orlov-Sullivan
CCNY Students Stage Walk-Out in Support of Palestine Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–QC scores a large grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Wilpon Family Foundation for its Kessler Scholars program, which aims to aid first-generation students with limited income. Story by Aliyah Ali
Queens College Awarded $1.1 Million Grant to Kessler Scholars Program Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Department of Transportation makes big promises, including plans to reduce traffic with center-bus-only lanes along the Flatbush corridor, one of Brooklyn’s busiest streets. Story by Victoria Keraj
B41 Route Redesign Aims for Increased Speed and Safety Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Legionella, a bacterium that could cause a severe form of pneumonia, was found in a CCNY building after nearby zip codes reported outbreaks. Some students blame lack of facility upkeep. Story by Shabnam Pahrand
Legionella Bacteria Detected in CCNY Cooling Tower Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–BC’s cafeteria reopens after its years-long closure with new management from Campus Eats, more inclusive food options, and lively murals. Story by Emily Suhr
Brooklyn College Reopens Boylan Hall Cafeteria Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–After losing $1.3 million to maintain its former food vendor, John Jay Cafe temporarily switches to Campus Eats, a food company servicing other CUNYs. Story by Laila Mansour
New Food Service Provider Replaces Aladdin Read More