News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE — This new career collective aims to provide education and training programs for sectors in film, technology, culinary and more. Story by Melani Bonilla
Cohen Foundation Awards Largest Grant in CUNY History to LaGuardia Read More
CITY COLLEGE — People were reluctant to talk about how the fruit selling is organized. But women told us that a man they call “El Señor” picks up the fruit at 3 a.m. and delivers it to women on the street corners. Story by Lizbeth Fuentes Ascencio
Migrant Women Become Fruit Sellers in the South Bronx Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — This does not impact current Athena students, who will still receive all of the benefits of the program until they graduate. Story by Otho Valentino Sella
Hunter To Pause Athena Honors Program Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — “I woke up to my whole bed shaking and I truly thought it was my heart palpitating,” said Susan Tracy, who lives in a Manhattan high-rise. Story by Justin Aponte
4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes New York City Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — Dr. Edgardo Sanabria-Valentin, the associate director of PRISM and organizer of the eclipse viewing event, recalled the eclipse viewing event he organized back in 2017 and compared the turnout. Story by Laila Mansour
John Jay Students View Total Solar Eclipse on the Jay Walk Read More
CITY COLLEGE — “It is brilliant,” said Met visitor Ruthord M., who also viewed the exhibit at a preview. He hopes many people will view it and come away with a better understanding of the value of African American art, he said. Story by Sebastian Paredes
Met Opens Groundbreaking Harlem Renaissance Exhibit Read More