Black And Latino Studies To Remain Open, Romero Confirms
BARUCH COLLEGE — Baruch hires the fewest number of black faculty of any CUNY, a CUNYfirst report shows.
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Capital Funding Revs Up for Hip Hop Museum
HUNTER COLLEGE — Bronx Point will also include 600 apartments, a movie theater and a food hall.
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Macaulay Cuts Back on Opportunities Fund Amidst Fundraising Issues
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — A change to scholarship policies forces Macaulay Honors College to scale back temporarily.
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Fraternity Files Lawsuit Against Baruch
BARUCH COLLEGE — After a ban, a fraternity sues the college for harassment.
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Hunter Student Awarded Prestigious Rhodes Scholarship
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — For the first time, a Hunter students is awarded a Rhodes scholarship.
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Ad-Hoc Committee Lacks Quorum; CUNY Dreamers Charter Delayed
DATELINE: CUNY — CUNY Dreamers are not any closer to being chartered after recent University Student Senate meeting.
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