News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We’re thrilled for New York City artists to transform collection trucks into roving works of art that will add a bit of flair to our neighborhoods,” said Department of Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
DSNY Program Promotes Neighborhood Sustainability, Art Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Emergency Medical Squad members and other students are looking to revive the organization after a two-year hiatus brought by the pandemic and a year of setbacks they faced last fall and spring. Story by Gabriela Flores
Emergency Medical Squad to Make Comeback Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We celebrate everyone at CUNY TV for their continued commitment during the pandemic to telling the impactful stories of the University and New Yorkers of all backgrounds,” one CUNY official said. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
CUNY TV Receives 19 Nominations at NY Emmy Awards Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The major requires 30 credits and a capstone course, and it gives students the flexibility to focus on the areas of study that they are most passionate about. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
Baruch Launches Black and Latino Studies Major Read More
DATELINE:CUNY–Both borrowers and those who are unaffected financially feel the magnitude of the announcement.
CUNY Students React to Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Plan Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Ahead of Arizona’s August primaries, student reporters explored relevant issues within the Phoenix community. Stories by Baruch College’s Dollars and Sense journalists
Baruch Journalists Cover What Was at Stake in Arizona Primaries Read More