News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–Mission CTRL, a team of Baruch students, designed an award-winning app that illustrates the potential damages an asteroid hit could have on a given location. Story by Manish Kumar
Baruch Students Win the NASA International Space Apps Challenge Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Protestors allege QC did not follow proper asbestos abatement protocols while renovating Delany Hall, jeopardizing the health of workers and students who occupied the building. Story by Kaiori Williams, Shadman Hoque
Dust in Delany Hall: CUNY Union Fights Back Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–The college reopens Gertz Hall after four years of renovations; it now offers more treatment rooms and tech upgrades for QC’s Speech-Language-Hearing Center. Story by Amaya Hossein, Sebastian Delapaz
Queens College Re-Opens Gertz Hall Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–QC is amping up its lab and faculty research resources with support from New York State’s project development company, which is overseeing 21 campus renovations. Story by Jalen George
$7.2 Million Renovation Project Expands Research Opportunities at Queens College Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“Being the first is never easy,” said a CSI student about her experience being the first in her family to attend college, “but it makes the achievement feel even bigger.” Story by Justina Muniz
Voices of Resilience: First-Generation Students at CSI Share Their Stories Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The quad’s 95-year-old trees are getting replaced in the spring with American elms after an inventory found they’re past their lifetime. Story Victoria Keraj
East Quad Renovations Aim To Replace Aging Trees Read More