News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Street noise complaints are seeing an increase across Bronx neighborhoods like Morris Heights, where neighbors disagree about nightly get-togethers. Story by Venus Garcia
Late Night Street Noise Divides Morris Heights Neighbors Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–QC administrators launch programs that tailor to the job market’s demand for interdisciplinary skills, offering courses that blend the arts and business. Story by Jalen George
Bridging Art and Business at Queens College Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Climate change and this discussion oftentimes is not the priority,” said Public Advocate Jumaane Williams. “We’re trying to just get folks to see that climate change is happening now.” Story by Emily Suhr
BC Town Hall Demands Climate Action From Next Mayor Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–In memorial of the October 7 attacks, Israeli students hosted a vigil that was counterprotested by student organizations in solidarity with Palestine. Story by Emily Nixon, Emily Suhr
Israel Vigil Met with Counter Protest from Student Union Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students learn about the restrictions CUNY schools impose on campus protests to better understand their rights and limitations. Story by Emily Nixon
Restricting Resistance: Student Union Holds ‘Teach-In’ Panel About The Henderson Rules Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“This is a new resource for students to use,” said the lab’s program assistant, “it gives them that ability to come up with projects and ideas that they might not have necessarily been able to accomplish before.” Story by Rowen Holder
John Jay Opens Digital Creation Lab Read More