News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–“This is another example of how hateful rhetoric is ramping up and threats of violence against groups of color are becoming increasingly seen,” said one student. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi, Miguel Johnson, Dakota Medina and Erick Martinez
City College Community Reacts to Online Shooting Threats Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“The Student Senate voted against the use of the definition being incorporated into CUNY last year. But the Chancellor chose to ignore it and is going to use it, anyway,” said one student. Story by Asma Toum
Chancellor to Adopt Definition of Antisemitism Opposed by CUNY Student Senate Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Overcrowded bulletins make it difficult for clubs to effectively disseminate information about their meetings and events. Story by the Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Overcrowded Bulletin Boards Hurt Club Life Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“We haven’t decided if we want to raise it or reallocate it,” said the student government president. Story by Alteara Huggins-Jones
CSI Student Gov. Considers Raising Activity Fee Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Without Native American and Indigenous Studies, we are not learning complete histories and experiences of the American people,” said one professor. Story by Shlomie Katash
Efforts For A Native American Studies Minor Continue Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–More money will allow schools to offer counseling, hire teachers who speak the same language and find other ways to support migrant students. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
OPINION: Schools Intaking Migrant Students Need More Funding Read More