News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Three women software engineers spoke with students about the possibilities and challenges in the computer science field, advising them to start networking while in college. Story by T’Neil Gooden
Women in Computer Science Urge Students to Network Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Last November, seven interns from the English Department participated in a spelling bee with three winners scoring prizes. Story by Margot Dragos
Riverrun Club Hosts First Spelling Bee Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–A special member of Admissions joined the usual staff members and student tour guides welcoming prospective students at John Jay’s Fall Open House. With long, droopy ears and …
John Jay’s Four-Legged Fierce Advocates for Justice Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–The Kiosk surveyed its readers and found that 80% of participants prefer less courses as they manage jobs, life commitments, and their route to graduation. Story by Kelley Raphael
Most SPS Students Prefer A Slower Academic Pace, Survey Says Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Protestors allege QC did not follow proper asbestos abatement protocols while renovating Delany Hall, jeopardizing the health of workers and students who occupied the building. Story by Kaiori Williams, Shadman Hoque
Dust in Delany Hall: CUNY Union Fights Back Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Respect, discipline and consistency are vital to Raul’s Boxing House Club, where fighters from different nationalities and fighting styles train and build community. Story by Jon Sosa
Sunset Park’s Temple for Pugilists Read More