News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE — “It is important that people have compassion and empathy for those who may not be as fortunate,” said one student donor. Story by Shazia Chowdhury
CCNY Muslim Students Raise Close to $92,000 For Charity Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND — This semester, the media culture department is yet again faced with a screening room unavailable for teaching, in spite of an estimated completion of January 2023. Story by A. Gaytan
OPINION: Will the Renovation of the Media Screening Room Ever Be Completed? Read More
CITY COLLEGE — “It is brilliant,” said Met visitor Ruthord M., who also viewed the exhibit at a preview. He hopes many people will view it and come away with a better understanding of the value of African American art, he said. Story by Sebastian Paredes
Met Opens Groundbreaking Harlem Renaissance Exhibit Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The People’s Forum offered to display the artwork and titled the showcase “Rehousing of a Censorship + boycotted show at UrbanGlass.” The exhibition remained on view until March 21. Story by
Zoe Del Percio-Evans
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Pira started hosting “Crochet and Chill” sessions weekly during the summer of 2022. They ended up being so popular that they carried over into the fall and spring semesters. Story by Amira Turner
The Women’s Center Weaves Fiber Arts into Feminism Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE- Hosting the gender affirming makeup workshop during Black History Month also stood as a means to express their pride in Black beauty and inclusiveness. Story by Giovanni Ravalli and Kate Dempsey.
Brooklyn College Celebrates Black Queer History with “Paint My Face” Makeup Workshop Read More