News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
LEHMAN COLLEGE— “When support systems are cut back while the need continues to rise, it creates an even greater challenge for individuals and families trying to regain stability,” said Claudia Mendez, a social worker in The Bronx. Story by Arlin Rodriguez
Solutions Unclear as New York City Continues to See Increase in Homelessness Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— A student-led protest across campus prompted the administration to re-open discussions with the venue in order to let Brooklyn College students walk the stage at Commencement. Story by Emily Nixon
“Let Us Walk” Campaign Successful After Student Rally Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE— The Urban Male Leadership Program hosted their first fundraising brunch since the COVID-19 pandemic, looking to raise money to support student programs. Story by Daniel Douglas
Fundraising Brunch Returns to Lehman College Amidst Federal Funding Cuts Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— Seniors are outraged as Brooklyn College announces students won’t walk the stage during the 2026 Commencement, a reversal from its previous three graduations. Story by Key Jones-Ford
Brooklyn College Seniors Will Not Walk During 2026 Commencement Read More
CITY COLLEGE— A report found that less than half of children ages 8 to 18 enjoy reading in their free time, a low that hasn’t been seen since 2005. Educators and researchers believe technology is to blame. Story by Yahmani Price
Reading Crisis for Generation Alpha Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— According to the recently-released Epstein files, a former CUNY employee had direct communication with Jeffrey Epstein from 2011 to at least 2018. Story by Julian Russo
Former CUNY Employee Had Epstein Ties Read More