News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–“He was engaged in professional endeavors of the highest caliber, and yet, he brought absolutely no ego or superiority to his presence in the class,” one professor said. Story by Elena Johnson
City College Remembers Journalist Brent Renaud Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Carina D’Urso’s hardwork and dedication earned her the honor of representing the class of 2022 at Brooklyn College’s upcoming graduation ceremony. Story by John Schilling
Art Student Carina D’Urso is Brooklyn College’s 2022 Valedictorian Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Former Baruch Athletics coach Kevin Edwards stepped away from his success to continue working on his beach volleyball program. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
CUNY AC Title Fitting to End Volleyball Coach’s Tenure Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“It’s important for students to know how to defend themselves in different scenarios,” said the president of Brooklyn College’s Women of Color club. Story by Bruce Crane
Clubs Unite for Self-Defense Workshop Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We cannot sit idly by while books rejected by a few are removed from the library shelves for all,” said the president and CEO of Brooklyn Public Library. Story Jahlil Rush
Brooklyn Public Library Combats Book Bans with Nationwide Access for Kids Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“The story of The City University of New York is an epic tale – a sweeping story of New York and New Yorkers, and of America, that spans 175 impactful years,” the commemorative website said. Story by Hande Erkan
CUNY Celebrates 175 Years of Education Read More