News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE — Virtual fencing is a mix between cutting edge and old school. It is recasting the traditional image of cowboys working their herd on horseback, which can be very strenuous, to monitoring and controlling cattle movements through a digital touch. Story by Emmalyn Meyer
‘It’s Not the Cow, It’s the How’: Virtual Fencing Brings Sustainability to Ranching Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — 16 students and 17 faculty members played in the game, with the students wearing blue and the faculty wearing white. Story by Carol Chen
Students Win Second Annual Students vs Faculty Basketball Game Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The People’s Forum offered to display the artwork and titled the showcase “Rehousing of a Censorship + boycotted show at UrbanGlass.” The exhibition remained on view until March 21. Story by
Zoe Del Percio-Evans
BARUCH COLLEGE — Participating students will be allowed to earn nine credits, while being employed for one or two semesters by a partner company. Story by Divine Adeniyi
Gov. Hochul Gives $2M for CUNY Apprenticeship Program Read More
CUNY — “It’s been really hard to live in NYC teaching as an adjunct. Most people who are adjuncts can’t afford to do it for more than a few years,” Adam Bangser, an adjunct professor in the English Department at BC, said. Stories by Mia Euceda, Jahlil Rush, Luis Angel Perez Martinez, Kate Dempsey, and Paulina Gajewski.
PSC Holds Demonstrations at CUNY Schools to Demand Contract Offer, Better Working Conditions Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Nobody was harmed but threats were considered “credible.” Story by Jahlil Rush
Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation at 3 CUNY Colleges Read More