News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
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
BARUCH COLLEGE— Students with a green thumb now have a new avenue to pursue an environmental-related career, whether it’s in a lab or creating public policy. Story by Gabriel Martinez
CUNY Expands Opportunities With New Fall 2026 Course Offerings Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— “Some students strongly disagreed with me and were vocal about it, but many others were curious and open to conversation,” the 22-year-old IDF soldier Adi Karni said. Story by Gabriel Martinez
Baruch Democratic Socialist Group Condemns IDF Soldier Visit Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND— “People didn’t understand my situation, it was hard,” said Javonn Isler. “Kids used to look at how my parents communicated and they laughed.” Story by Isaiah Latif
Finding His Voice: Navigating Life With Two Deaf Parents Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— As of February of 2026, four different queer spaces in New York City announced their final days between then and April. Four different spaces in which queer nightlife …
OPINION: NYC’s Queer Spaces Are Dwindling Rapidly Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— The event held by the Black and Latino Male Initiative gave Brooklyn College entrepreneurs a chance to showcase their work and learn more about the craft of business. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Celebrates Student Entrepreneurs Read More