News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–In the thick of academic pressures, students decompress by decorating items with pompoms, charms, and other trinkets inspired by Japanese fashion. Story by T’Neil Gooden
J-Fashion Club Brings Decoden Crafts to Students Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The 1988 “Apocalypse” exhibit – created by artist Keith Haring and writer William S. Burroughs – served as a groundbreaking display of AIDS’ destruction and stigma. Story by Eddy Prince
‘Apocalypse’ Doubles As Keith Haring’s Farewell and Reflection of ‘80s AIDS Epidemic Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Students danced away in an outer space themed prom while embracing their Queer identity and authentic selves through wardrobe. Story by Anastasiia Poleva
Hunter Hosts Inaugural Space Themed Queer Prom Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students from BC’s Performance and Interactive Media Art program showcase their work that utilizes ChatGPT, projection designs and other media. Story by Kira Ricarte
Spring PIMA Symposium: A Celebration of Interactive Art Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Bad Bunny’s widely-acclaimed album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, connects listeners across the globe through its rich Puerto Rican sounds and lyrical storytelling. Story by Kiana Soriano & Dylan Tolbert
Review: CCNY Students Resonate With Bad Bunny’s Latest Album And Puerto Rican Homage Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Boosting representation on stage starts from the ground up, theater professionals say, and requires more creators of colors to be at the helm of writing their own stories. Story by Morayo Idowu
Theater Professionals of Color Want More Representation Read More