News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–“But men and women need health services, and you’re denying people health care to score political points,” said one person about recent threats to reproductive health services. Story by Krytsal Suriel
Threats to Planned Parenthood May Affect Men, LGBTQ+ Community Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Topics that will be covered in this course include the history of disability in the American society; constructed boundaries, stereotypes, and representations of disability; and disability in arts and performance. Story by Serin Sarsour
BC Makes History with New Disabilities Course Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–One of the complaints submitted to the US Department of Education alleges that Brooklyn College allowed a continuous “hostile environment” for Jewish students. Story by Gabriela Flores and Matt Hirsch
Feds Investigate BC After Students Allege Antisemitic Harassment Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“We’ll have one ceremony for all three classes to celebrate that we can finally have commencement back,” the college’s president said. Story by James Van Bramer
John Jay to Host a Joint In-Person Commencement for Pandemic-Era Graduates Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The funds will go towards hiring full-time faculty, the New York State Tuition Assistance Program and increased support for needy students. Story by Kayla Aaron
CUNY and SUNY to Receive $1.5 Billion Over Five Years Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–An anonymous individual brings Hunter College students together through scavenger hunts and laughter. Story by Niamh McAuliffe
Tiny Plastic Babies Create Community for Students Read More