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–Individuals are abandoning Starbucks, McDonald’s and other companies for supporting Israel, but experts say holding businesses accountable is more complex than people think. Story by Shayna Hanig
New Yorkers Boycott Companies Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–To comply with the NYC Department of Sanitation’s new regulations, small restaurants face financial burdens and other challenges. Story by Yolbeny Checo
What New Trash Rules Mean for Small Restaurants Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE– “Freedom is a continuous struggle,” one protester said. Story by Emma Delahanty
Like Counterparts in the War, Ukrainian Protesters Won’t Back Down Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Vendors are calling for the city to treat them as small businesses, issue more permits and support them in other ways. Story by Yadira Gonzalez
Street Vendors Rally for Greater Worker Protection Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Residents and elected officials called for safe streets and subways during a recent vigil at Bay Ridge Parkway and Fifth Avenue, where one of the incidents occurred. Story by Emanuela Gallo
Bay Ridge Tries to Recover from Two Attacks Read More