News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Amid tension at various schools, the assessment will examine the campus environments and how officials handle discrimination complaints, among other things. Story by Joseph DiBenedetto
Governor Calls For a Review of CUNY’s Antisemitic, Discrimination Policies Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Following a three-year hiatus in which the school had no formal journalism program, the new minor will focus on telling stories that are centered on the community’s needs. Story by Rachel Pakan
Media Studies Rolls Out Revived Journalism Minor; Emphasis on Digital Media; Community Engagement Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Following Empire Outlet’s foreclosure last year, it is unclear what the vision is moving forward, as several individuals and groups have a stake in the mall’s future development. Story by Shayna Hanig
Struggling Staten Island Outlet Mall Faces an Uncertain Future Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–A lack of food options and registration hassles are a few reasons for transferring to another school. Story by Shea Stevenson
Opinion: Why I’m Leaving BC Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Author Safia Jama shared her work “Crowded House” with students and faculty at the school’s public art gallery. Story by Elina Salikhova
Literary Voyage: Baruch Lecturer Unveils Debut Poem Collection Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“Every day, we’ve been working and thinking this is our championship, this is our year, and that is what happened,” one athlete said. Story by Cesar Omar Vazquez
City College Women’s Soccer Team Scores Emotional Championship Victory Read More