News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Gen-Zers are struggling to communicate face-to-face in their respective workplaces, some studies say, with the Covid-19 pandemic, social media, and other factors to blame. Story by Merina Begum
GenZ’s Struggle to Communicate Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–In its latest exhibit, QC highlights quinceañeras, a traditional Latin American celebration that marks the transition of a young 15-year-old girl into womanhood. Story by Aishat Arigbabuwo
Keeping Traditions Alive: QC Showcases Quinceañera Dresses and Memories Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–A cinema student has met over a hundred celebrities since 2023, collecting memorable stories and memorabilia along the way. Story by Justina Muniz
Broadway Stage Doors Leads Student to Unforgettable Celebrity Encounters Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Street noise complaints are seeing an increase across Bronx neighborhoods like Morris Heights, where neighbors disagree about nightly get-togethers. Story by Venus Garcia
Late Night Street Noise Divides Morris Heights Neighbors Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Dance, history lessons, poetry readings and barbeque filled the Tow Center lobby, allowing BC members to embrace Filipino and Asian Pacific Islander cultures. Story by Renae Visico
BCAP’s Pasifika Fest Celebrates Filipino and Indigenous Culture Amidst Fund Cuts Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“When we first came, the Bengali community here was so strong,” said a longtime Borough Park resident. “But rent hikes are forcing many families to move out.” Story by Rifah Hussain
Brooklyn’s Bengali Community Faces Challenges with Rising Rent Read More