News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–Five bands based in New York City performed and showcased their talent in Hunter’s annual “Battle of the Bands,” bringing unforgettable acts for audiences. Story by Ana Agudelo
Where Hunter College Rocks: The Return of Battle of the Bands Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Despite most of its leaders being non-East Asian, the Korean Culture Club is exposing students to Korea’s customs – including its ramyeon, or spicy noodles. Story by Bert Eugene
Can You Handle the Heat? Korean Culture Club Hosts Ramyeon Roulette Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Outside of owning a music studio, Henry Falco – an adjunct professor and seasoned sound engineer – teaches CSI students the art of music production. Story by K. Nieves
CSI’s Future in Sound Begins at Moon Studios Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–In a night filled with music, karaoke and edgy decor, locals embrace the emo subculture in the Bronx and Black, Indigenous, people of color communities. Story by Seline Liz
It’s Not A Phase: Bronxites Celebrate Emo Nite! Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–From breath control to understanding how techniques influence emotional expression in a performance, students learned directly from renowned flutist Tessa Brinckman and pianist Kathleen Supové. Story by Alexis Profeta
Hunter Masterclass Features Renowned Flutist, Pianist Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The concept of “saturation” – or the magnifying of color and vibrancy – is explored through photography and other forms of media by artists Deborah Willis and Mason Webb. Story by Jaida Dent
BC Art Gallery Reveals Two ‘Saturation’ Themed Exhibitions Read More