News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“She defied traditional cultural and familial expectations as a woman, and broke Asian stereotypes, paving the path and opening doors to Asian American studies for so many who came after her,” said one former CUNY official. Story by Gabriela Flores
Dr. Betty Lee Sung, City College’s Asian American Studies Founder, Dies At 98 Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Jordan Taylor has been missing for almost a month. Story by Michela Arlia
CUNY Law Student Remains Missing Read More
CITY COLLEGE–21-year-old Din Bajrektarevic returned to court earlier this month for allegedly threatening to “shoot up” the City College campus. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi
Terror Threat Suspect Makes Second Court Appearance Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“It was incredible to see students, staff and faculty come together to beautify the campus and create a learning environment,” said one Brooklyn College official. Story by Michela Arlia
Beautifying WEB’s Walls: BC’s Latest Mural Project Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Sage Center Harlem provides food, education, social activities and other services to older members of the LGBTQ+ community. Story by Gary Hilborn
Harlem Group Helps LGBTQ Elders Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Almost two years after announcing that a soccer stadium would be built on campus, CUNY and York officials have barely given the school community any updates on the project. Story by Ilvea Lezama and Sara Martinez
Soccer Stadium Fate Uncertain Read More