News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–More money will allow schools to offer counseling, hire teachers who speak the same language and find other ways to support migrant students. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
OPINION: Schools Intaking Migrant Students Need More Funding Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“It has become a running gag on campus — being late to class because of a stalled elevator. But as this situation remains a joke between students, it has come to my attention the severity of our college’s lack of funding.” Story by Dana Kaldy
OPINION: Trapped in an Elevator, CUNY’s Lack of Funding Was No Longer Funny to Me Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“It was very frustrating not being able to go to class even after I had gotten tested because I wasn’t cleared,” said one student. Story by Gabriela Flores
Random Testing Causes Some To Lose Campus Access Without Notice Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The school’s total enrollment has steadily lowered from about 17,000 students in spring 2020, when the university shut down due to the pandemic, to around 14,000 this fall 2022 term. Story by Gabriela Flores
Brooklyn College’s Enrollment Continues to Drop Read More
CITY COLLEGE–On Election Day, New Yorkers shared whether they were voting and what issues were important to them. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi, Craig Hunter, Steven Del Pilar, Kenny Quezada and Dakota Medina
New Yorkers Talk Midterm Elections Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Some migrants are struggling to find schools with enough space to enroll their children. Story by Craig Hunter
Asylum Seekers Face Challenges Getting Kids into City Schools Read More