News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE — Over half of NYC’s Asian American population reported being insulted, harassed, threatened, or physically attacked in 2023 because of their race or ethnicity. Story by Apolline Lamy
Asian American Community Reflects on Deadly Atlanta Shooting Three Years Later Read More
CITY COLLEGE — People were reluctant to talk about how the fruit selling is organized. But women told us that a man they call “El Señor” picks up the fruit at 3 a.m. and delivers it to women on the street corners. Story by Lizbeth Fuentes Ascencio
Migrant Women Become Fruit Sellers in the South Bronx Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — “Ramadan is not merely a period of fasting; it is a time of spiritual reflection, renewal, and communal solidarity,” said Naqvi, a junior studying Biology. Story by Nikole Rose Rajgor
Ramadan Mubarak! Breaking Fast at Hunter College Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — Although Queens College has transitioned from online to in-person learning, campus life has continued to struggle post-pandemic. Story by William Kuzma
Queens College Launches UKnighted as New Campus Engagement Platform Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE—Before crossing the border, the family had to leave all their clothes, shoes, jackets, and food at their last hotel in Tijuana, Mexico. Story by Candice Duncan
Undocumented Family Crosses the Southern Border and Reunites In Queens Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — The 20-floor building located on East 51st Street and Lexington Avenue is the newest addition to Hunter’s student residence options and a short distance from campus. Story by Sabrina Rosado
An Inside Look At Midtown East, Hunter’s Newest Dorms Read More