News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–SPS watched and spoke with Mac McKinney, the subject of a documentary who went from “hate to understanding” after he planned to bomb his local mosque but later converted to Islam. Story by Ivan De Luce
‘Stranger at the Gate’ Film Screening Spreads Message of Understanding Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Bengali students embrace the full moon with the BC community and celebrate their country’s independence, or “Victory Day,” in a night filled with dance, singing, and a sharing of heritage. Story by Kate Dempsey
Bangladesh Student Association Hosts ‘Purnima Raat’ Celebration Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The BC Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Project invites organizations to discuss the importance of community building, research, and amplifying important issues. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BCAP Hosts Activism Workshop for BC Students Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Several pounds of food scraps are composted to enrich the soil of CSI’s gardens and promote environmental sustainability in the community. Story by Amanda Musto
Garden Composition: From Our Table to a Bug’s Mouth Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students learn about voguing, a dance style originating from black and Latino queer communities, as they prepare for an upcoming ballroom event. Story by Giovanni M. Ravalli
Strike a Pose: LGBTQ+ Resource Center Hosts Vogue Workshops Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman to be elected into Congress and campaign for president, was celebrated at her alma mater for her 100th birthday. Story by Serena Edwards
Centennial Celebration: The Legacy of Shirley Chisholm Honored at BC Ceremony Read More