News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–BC’s cafeteria reopens after its years-long closure with new management from Campus Eats, more inclusive food options, and lively murals. Story by Emily Suhr
Brooklyn College Reopens Boylan Hall Cafeteria Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–After losing $1.3 million to maintain its former food vendor, John Jay Cafe temporarily switches to Campus Eats, a food company servicing other CUNYs. Story by Laila Mansour
New Food Service Provider Replaces Aladdin Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE—Zohran Mamdani, NYC’s top mayoral candidate, visited BC with Senator Bernie Sanders, addressing concerns like CUNY firings and corporate interests. Story by Margot Dragos
Mamdani Addresses The Fired Four, PSC-CUNY, and More on Sanders’ ‘Fighting Oligarchy’ Tour at BC Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Several organizations condemned the police’s actions during a pro-Palestine demonstration where some protestors were punched, arrested and issued a summons. Story by Vanguard Staff
Faculty and Student Groups Denounce Police Action on Pro-Palestine Demonstration Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE—CUNY’s longtime contract with Canteen Vending, the supplier of vending machines across campuses, has led to a markup on snacks for students. Story by Ian Madden
CUNY Profits From High Vending Machine Prices Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–To help bridge students’ learning and career opportunities, SPS opens a Sigma Beta Delta chapter, a business-based honor society. Story by Ivan De Luce
Student Life Launches Sigma Beta Delta Business Honor Society Read More