News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE— With $3 million in state funding, CUNY is planning to add 113 campus-led AI initiatives to foster learning and keep New York students ahead of the curve with the technology. Story by Isaiah Brown
CUNY AI Innovation Fund Grants $3 Million to 113 Campus-led Initiatives Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— For fans craving community, Singers has become a favorite spot to watch Liberty games since joining the team’s official bar network last season. Story by Julian Russo
Singers Bar Hosts New York Liberty Watch Parties Read More
CITY COLLEGE— Amid the hustle and bustle of living in New York City, students are finding adaptive ways to carve out time to study. Story by Marvin Jean
Students Study Wherever, Whenever They Can Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— Bathroom conditions have been a hot-button issue for years on campus, with recent financial constraints accelerating the issue, students say. Administration remains adamant conditions are unaffected. Story by Amelia Bacchus
Queens Students Call For Improved Care of Restrooms Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— Three CUNY institutions have seen students push for their right to walk this graduation season; Baruch students, however, are eyeing a different approach. Story by Emma Delahanty
Transfer Student Creates Petition to Walk at Baruch Graduation Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— Founded in 2011, the Prison-to-College Pathways program provides prisoners an opportunity to pursue their higher education in hopes of earning a degree after their time is served. Story by Andrew Acevedo
Incarcerated Prisoners Graduate Thanks to This CUNY Program Read More