News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Flag football doesn’t get the credit it deserves, according to Coach Frank Jennaco, who established the National Collegiate Flag Football League for CSI and others to compete professionally. Story by S. Manai
Pioneering College Flag Football: A Path to NCAA and Olympic Recognition Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–The Bloodhounds secure first place in the CUNY Athletic Conference Championships for the second consecutive season; coming off the win, players reflect on their love of the game. Story by Katerina Porter
John Jay Women’s Soccer Team Wins Championship Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Developers fall back on their promise of making more affordable housing for Sheepshead Bay locals, opt for a shelter instead. Story by Eman Mubarik
Sheepshead Bay Residents Continue to Fight Proposed Homeless Shelter Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Neighbors complain about an increase of drug use and robberies in Jackson Heights despite local precinct stats showing overall crime is down. Story by Samin Jabir
Jackson Heights Locals Feel Unsafe Despite Crime Going Down 2% Read More
CITY COLLEGE–The construction of a new apartment building in The Bronx is causing mixed reactions from locals, who see the need for more housing but find the noisy drills distressing. Story by Abubakary Bokum Jallow
Construction Noise in Norwood Shatters Early Morning Sleep Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Sports teams from New Jersey City University are becoming part of the CUNY Athletic Conference in 2027, raising competition in the division. Story by Victory Ogunnaya
Hudson River Merging: NJCU to Join the City University of New York Athletic’s Conference in 2027 Read More