News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–As President Trump restricts transgender rights, BC student organizations host a clothing swap for students to thrift donated pieces and freely express their identity. Story by Eden Lawrence
Clothing Swap Comes to BC Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Till Aug. 30, the Center for Brooklyn History will have on display the stories of enslaved people, portraits of their descendants and other archives. Story by Shannon Williams
Tracing the History of Slavery in Brooklyn Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Asians for Sex Positivity gives members a non-judgemental space to discuss their sexualities and sex without taboos and race-based stereotypes. Story by Cris Aguasvivas
Asians for Sex Positivity Builds Community Through Education Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–After finding his footing in voice acting, Ben Sperling dropped out of college; years later with career success, he’s making an academic comeback. Story by Michele Schultz
Voiceover Actor Ben Sperling on Finding Career Success and Going Back to School Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY’s 31 libraries and 100 cultural centers have troves of archives that detail New York’s history. Archivists are piecing it all together for students, alumni and residents to access. Story by Jalen George
CUNY Library Services Launch Three-Year Archive Project to Preserve New York History Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The BC Pre-Law Society’s community of aspiring law students support one another as they navigate the profession’s challenges, campus resources and law school entrance exams. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Pre-Law Society Making Law an Accessible Practice Read More