News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
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— 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
QUEENS COLLEGE— Students are frustrated after the building, which hosts all student clubs and prayer space, remains closed with no clear timeline for reopening. Story by Amaya Hossein
Queens Student Union Shuts Down Due to Failing Infrastructure Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— “Together, we agreed that the mural should be something powerful, something that sends a message to the Brooklyn College community and to New York City that our doors are open and that we are inclusive of all who seek knowledge, care, and opportunity,” said Dr. Jesus Perez. Story by Rami Mansi
Immigrant Student Success Office Debuts New Mural Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— One of the nation’s first generative AI graduate programs has seen mixed reactions amongst the CUNY community. Story by Isaiah Brown
CUNY Campus Adds Masters in Generative AI Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— The program, which serves as a major talent pipeline for New York City’s educators, has seen its enrollment triple. Story by Tiffany Tan
CUNY More Than Triples Student Enrollment in NYC Teaching Fellows Program Amid Shortage Read More