News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–Pieces of an amusement park from Germany that tested the bounds of arts, political imagery and a viewer’s imagination in 1987, finds a second life in Hudson Yards decades later. Story by Zoe Del Percio-Evans
Germany’s 1987 art amusement park ‘Luna Luna’ restored in NYC Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–John Jay’s theatre arts program faces an uncertain future but the show goes on with “Iphigenia,” the college’s first staged production since 2022. Story by Andrew Acevedo
Theatre Returns to John Jay With Greek Tragedy ‘Iphigenia’ Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Artists from across the country submitted photographs, paintings, sculptures, and other works that are 12 inches or less in dimension for an exhibition in Park Slope. Story by Jaida Dent
Tiny, but Mighty: 440 Gallery Hosts 20th Annual ‘Small Works’ Show Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Over 40 artworks created by BC faculty are on display, showcasing Brooklyn through an on-campus exhibition called “Urban Contours.” Story by Nicolas Tapasco
‘Urban Contours’: A Reflection of the Borough at Brooklyn College Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–This year’s Comic Con featured renowned artists, voice actors, exclusive access to new video games, and cosplayers channeling their favorite animes. Story by Ezae Darby and Kate Dempsey
The Vanguard Takes on Comic Con Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — A now-defunct Midwood film studio controversially depicted racial groups, according to “Midwood Movie” panelists. Story by Jaida Dent
Digging Into the Past: A Talk With the Creators of ‘Midwood Movie’ Read More