News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–John Jay’s theatre arts program faces an uncertain future but the show goes on with “Iphigenia,” the college’s first staged production since 2022. Story by Andrew Acevedo
Theatre Returns to John Jay With Greek Tragedy ‘Iphigenia’ Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–South Korea’s 4B movement, where women avoid heterosexual relationships in response to gender inequality, is gaining attraction in the US amid rises in anti-abortion policies. Story by Daria Hrabar
Trump’s Win Sparks US Interest in South Korean Movement Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–The Center for Ethnic, Racial and Religious Understanding has been inactive since the spring, leaving students with no “organized way” to conduct civic discourse on difficult topics. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Cross-Cultural Dialogue Office Goes Silent, Queens College Searches for New Director Read More
CITY COLLEGE– “We’ve been here before, but it feels different now. It’s like the weight of the unknown is heavier than ever,” an interviewee said about Donald Trump’s re-election. Story by Daniela Aristizábal
A Working-Class Family’s Concerns in Trump’s America Read More
CITY COLLEGE–With President-elect Donald Trump returning to office and more young people moving to the right, democratic CCNY students are worried about the country’s future. Story by Jermica Jackson
Democratic Youth Grapple With Trump 2024 Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–In an effort to reflect the Asian American community “as fully as possible,” QC revives the AACS minor with an emphasis on certain histories, identities and issues. Story by Aliyah Ali
A New Chapter: Queens College Revives Minor in Asian American Community Studies Read More