News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“While we sympathize with those facing difficult circumstances, it is crucial to balance compassion with the responsibility to protect our citizens,” one student said. Story by Parsva Shah
CUNY Students’ React to the Migrant Crisis Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The collaboration includes five CUNY colleges, and students will help direct individuals to viable options for getting off the streets. Story by Kate Dempsey
Street Homeless Advocacy Project Partners With CUNY Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–One of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s latest exhibits explores the friendship, competition and artwork of prominent French artists Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas. Story by Paulina Gajewski
Companions To Rivals: Manet/Degas Exhibition At The Met Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Although students returned on Oct. 2, network connectivity and other services are not fully operational yet. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
Baruch Returns to In-person Classes, Internet Not Fully Restored Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–The college joins Kingsborough, Queensborough and other CUNY schools in establishing centers dedicated to helping men overcome obstacles in their academic careers. Story by Gabriel Acevedo
CSI Opens Men’s Center Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“They say cut back, we say fight back,” demonstrators said. Story by Kate Dempsey
‘Care Not Cuts!’: Women’s Center Protests Hiring Freeze Read More