News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE — Despite warnings, organizers of the strike announced on May Day evening that over 300 members participated in the strike, calling it “historic” as the union’s first strike in its 52-year existence. Story by Divine Adeniyi
CUNY Faculty Strike Illegally to Support Students Protestors Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — The machines, named “Smart Pantries,” have a QR code that students can scan to open a quick survey and receive 10 points per week, which can be spent on items in the pantries. Story by Annabelle Underwood
Food Pantry Opens at Silberman School of Social Work Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — The initiative has been operational since 1997, offering free and confidential services regarding citizenship and immigration legal services. Story by Aliyah Ali
Queens College Opens Newest CUNY Citizenship Now! Location Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — After the spike in enrollment of students in the fall of 2021, the number of undergraduate students enrolled has constantly declined at BC. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Enrollment Reaches New Low Read More
CITY COLLEGE — CITY COLLEGE — The day before 170 people were arrested after police cleared the CUNY Gaza Solidarity Encampment on campus, a a student journalist interviewed protesters. Story by Shazia Chowdhury
CUNYGSE Activists Speak Out Read More
CITY COLLEGE — Less than a month before commencement, students are adjusting to online learning and waiting to find out if they will see their professors and classmates in person again. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi
CCNY Classes Remain Online; Negotiations Fail Read More