News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Department chairs scramble to fill professors’ chairs for upcoming courses. Story by Holden Velasco
Over 20 Queens Profs Let Go Two Weeks Before the Spring Semester Read More
DATELINE: CUNY–One student group advocates for more online course options after the college announces an $8 million plan.
Pro-Student CUNY Questions the Flexibility, Accessibility of Online Initiative Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE-Enrollment is 16% lower than last year at CUNY.
By Choice or Circumstance, Pandemic Brought Change to CUNY Students Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Financial demands, personal responsibilities, or the intimidation of virtual learning are a few of the reasons why students opt-out of a semester online.
Hunter Enrollment Rates Increase in 2020; Graduation Rates Decrease Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“The government isn’t to be trusted so why would I let them inject me with something when I don’t even know what it is,” one student said.
Meet the Vaccine Hesitators Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Students from The City College of New York have mixed emotions about returning to in-person schooling in the fall.
Students Speak Out About Return to Campus Read More