News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE— “The second I see Yankees jerseys, I know I’m not getting home on time,” 15-year-old Maya Lopez said. “The sidewalk turns into Times Square for no reason.” Story by Katherine Diaz Sanchez
Neighbors Groan When Yankees Fans Crowd the Streets Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— A record-breaking $25 million in federal funding coming to CUNY gives the administration different options on how to spend it. Maisa Maliha, reporting intern at The Knight News, makes the argument a prominent focus should be on affordability. Story by Maisa Maliha
OP-ED: CUNY’s $25 Million Funding Must Prioritize Affordability and Student Access Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— “You have to choose between am I gonna pay the $3 both directions to get to campus or not? Or am I gonna be able to get food for lunch today? That’s not a choice that anyone should have to make,” said James Davis, president of the Professional Staff Congress. Story by Maryana Averyanova
CUNY Advocates Call for Free Transit and Increased Funding Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE— Former Congressman Eliot Engel, a two-time CUNY graduate, served for 16 terms and was hailed as a local champion in the Bronx. Story by Alex Augenbraun
Hunter Alumnus and Longtime Congressman Eliot Engel Dies at 79 Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— Construction has been seen across the Flushing campus as accessibility issues and general renovations are set to finish in mid-May. Story by Aiden Regoso
Queens College Renovates Campus to Improve Accessibility for Students Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— The off-campus building has repeatedly faced acquisitions of neglect and abandonment, with its doors now slated to close after 45 years. Story by Amaya Hossein
Kissena Hall Closes Due to Lease Expiration Read More