News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–“It has become a running gag on campus — being late to class because of a stalled elevator. But as this situation remains a joke between students, it has come to my attention the severity of our college’s lack of funding.” Story by Dana Kaldy
OPINION: Trapped in an Elevator, CUNY’s Lack of Funding Was No Longer Funny to Me Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“It’s called a college campus for a reason. It’s frustrating not having many options to sit or explore with your friends,” one student said. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Baruch Bookstore and Café Closure Sparks Student Outrage Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Several CUNY colleges have their nearest subway stations named after them and it’s time for Baruch to join the club. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Name the 23rd Street Subway Station After Baruch Read More
CITY COLLEGE OF NY–Fifty-three percent of adjuncts work another job to make ends meet.
OPINION: Special Report: The Adjunct Crisis Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Conditions and choices have students heading off campus for their meals.
OPINION: The Cons of York’s Cafeteria And Catering Service Read More
CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK –“CUNY is trying to pull the veil over the eyes of students and make decisions about funding without input from those who matter the most.”
Opinion: CUNY Control Over Student Activities Fees Would Overhaul Campus Life Read More