News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–In a book titled “Until We’re Seen,” students from BC and California State University detail the COVID-19 pandemic’s lasting effects on their communities. Story by T’Neil Gooden
‘Until We’re Seen’: BC Students Write About the Inequalities of COVID-19 Read More
CITY COLLEGE–After protesting for higher pay and better working conditions, over 30 professors and faculty represented by the Professional Staff Congress, CUNY’s union, were arrested. Video by Lily Ride
Professors Arrested at Union Protest Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Tons of Brooklyn College students rely on the Flatbush bus daily to reach campus,” said a student organizer. “Having a system we can trust is essential for our success and wellbeing.” Story by Daniel Afanasyev
Transit Advocates Call on City for Improved Bus Service on Flatbush Avenue Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Student reporters explore the complexity of issues relevant to voters in Michigan, an essential swing state this election cycle. Stories by Dollars & Sense
Michigan’s Bumpy Ride to the Election: Protests, Politics and Potholes Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Gentrification is impacting Washington Heights with locals worried about their housing and the future of Latino culture in their community. Story by Rosemarie Gonzalez
Washington Heights Residents Worry About Their Changing Neighborhood Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“The current economic situation is troubling because with all the inflation that’s happening in the U.S. there isn’t much that we can do,” said a CCNY student. Story by Junior Cruz
Grocery Prices Influence Voters in Presidential Election Read More