News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–Individuals are abandoning Starbucks, McDonald’s and other companies for supporting Israel, but experts say holding businesses accountable is more complex than people think. Story by Shayna Hanig
New Yorkers Boycott Companies Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Organizers say that Anderson and other administrators within CUNY continuously mistreat the school’s Palestinian and Muslim communities. Story by Kate Dempsey
Pro-Palestine Protests Continue Amid Calls For Prez Anderson’s Resignation Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Dr. Claudia V. Schrader, current president of Kingsborough Community College, will step into her role at York on Jan 8, pending approval from CUNY’s Board of Trustees. Story by Ilvea Lezama
CUNY to Appoint New Interim President to York College Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Alumnus Joe Ferrante is famous among the school’s music students for diligently attending many of their concerts and bopping around in his seat. Story by Noelle Richard
Not Your Average Joe: The School of Music’s Most Reliable Audience Member Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Following the closure of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’s Glendale location, individuals must travel farther distances to other clinics and pay more for service. Story by Priya Thakur
Cat Rescuers Lose Only Affordable Clinic in Queens Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–To comply with the NYC Department of Sanitation’s new regulations, small restaurants face financial burdens and other challenges. Story by Yolbeny Checo
What New Trash Rules Mean for Small Restaurants Read More