News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
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
QUEENS COLLEGE— “It will provide a deeper hands on experience… A really immersive experience right on campus, so we can actually go deeper into topics so it won’t just be an abstract idea,” said Assistant Professor Euclides Almeida. Story by Isaiah Brown
Queens College Becomes First College in Borough with Nanofabrication Facility ‘Cleanroom’ Read More
CITY COLLEGE— The Black Studies Department at The City College of New York Story hopes the space can create a sense of community for both students and faculty alike. Story by Chyann McNeill
Black Studies Debuts ‘The Lookout’ Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— The John Jay LGBTQ+ Resource Center, which has served as a safe space for LGBTQ+ students since 2022, heated up its offerings with a watch party of the popular HBO Max show. Story by Julian Russo
Heated Rivalry Watch Parties Come to John Jay Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— The proposal would give New York City the highest minimum wage in the country, although some proponents worry about the effects it would have on small businesses. Story by Tiffany Tan
City Council Proposes a $30 Minimum Wage Bill Read More