News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
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
BARUCH COLLEGE–These musicians spend their energies building online fan bases. Story by Adi Har-Shemesh.
Young Musicians Choosing to Live Away from Social Media Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Bleeding Rose Band members talk about their origins, performances and future plans. Story by Gabriel Acevedo
Meet the Staten Island Band Rocking the Borough Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Chohan’s film follows is about a New Yorker who went from being homeless for many years to owning a pizza restaurant. Story by Kate Dempsey
BC’s Usman Chohan, Documentary Chosen For Doc NYC Festival Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Alumnus Joe Ferrante is famous among the school’s music students for diligently attending many of their concerts and bopping around in his seat. Story by Noelle Richard
Not Your Average Joe: The School of Music’s Most Reliable Audience Member Read More