News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“We can avoid a fair hike if there is a plan, an answer, coming from all the decision makers: Albany, Washington, and City Hall and maybe others, that fills the $600 million gap,” said MTA Chairman John Lieber. Story by Radwan Farraj
MTA Announces Fare Hike Proposal For 2023 Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Little did I imagine when studying in La Habana [Cuba] that life was going to grace me with such a distinction,” she said. Story by Michela Arlia
Prof. Emerita Tania León Receives Kennedy Center Honor Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–With their current contract set to expire in February, group members are gearing up for another round of negotiations. Story by Alejandro Barrera
PSC Union Prepares For Contract Negotiations, Advocates For Adjuncts Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Every week, three students use their production and animation skills to bring the words of anonymous voicemails to life. Story by Manuela Quiceno
Design Students Turn Voicemails Into Art Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–“Even though there are a lot of younger players on the team, the talent and experience levels are high,” said the team’s coach. Story by Bradley Kazanecki-Bourque
Digging Deep: 2022 Knights Volleyball Team Shows Potential Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–University students from around the world have the yearly opportunity to create a for-profit venture, and this year’s theme is sustainable fashion. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
Hult Prize Invites CUNY Students to Make Fashion Sustainable Read More