News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE — Virtual fencing recasts the traditional image of cowboys to monitoring and controlling cattle movements through a digital touch. Story by Emmalyn Meyer
‘It’s Not the Cow, It’s the How’: Virtual Fencing Brings Sustainability to Ranching Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — “I’m always for the students but the faculty are really killing it out here,” one audience member said. Story by Carol Chen
Students Win Second Annual Students vs Faculty Basketball Game Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Reporter goes behind the scene for the Muse performance, inspired by the 2004 film “Anchorman.” Video by Reagan Grant
Muse Scholars Prepare for Retro-Themed Annual Showcase Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — Over half of NYC’s Asian American population reported being insulted, harassed, threatened, or physically attacked in 2023 because of their race or ethnicity. Story by Apolline Lamy
Asian American Community Reflects on Deadly Atlanta Shooting Three Years Later Read More
CITY COLLEGE — “It is important that people have compassion and empathy for those who may not be as fortunate,” said one student donor. Story by Shazia Chowdhury
CCNY Muslim Students Raise Close to $92,000 For Charity Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — QC Hillel Executive Director Jenna Citron Schwab reported students sending photos of graffiti to her via WhatsApp late in the evening on March 20th. Story by Rachel Pakan
Queens College Tackles Antisemitic Bathroom Graffiti Read More