News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–After a QC assistant professor was doxxed online in October, the college’s Academic Senate prohibited photography in the classroom without prior written consent from the instructor. Story by Christian J. Bonilla
Queens College Amends Classroom Recording Policy Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–The pandemic has significantly impacted John Jay’s enrollment but this semester broke through with more first-year students enrolled than fall 2019. Story by Andrew Cerbone
John Jay’s First-Year Student Enrollment Surpasses Pre-COVID Levels Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Career fair organizers invited Immigration and Customs Enforcement to campus while neglecting protocols to inform certain offices and students – one third of whom are immigrants – beforehand. Story by Jody-Ann Thomas
Many Students Feared ICE’s Presence During Career Con Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–An East Harlem school helps foreign-born students transition to the city’s environment and education system with resources like English-learning programs. Story by Andrew Figueroa
The New New Yorkers: How Foreign-Born Children Learn in Public Schools Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–More New York City teachers are leaving the classroom post-pandemic because of high levels of stress, low pay and the cost-of-living, studies show. Story by Keishly Rosario
Teachers Turnover Rates on the Rise Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–John Jay’s theatre arts program faces an uncertain future but the show goes on with “Iphigenia,” the college’s first staged production since 2022. Story by Andrew Acevedo
Theatre Returns to John Jay With Greek Tragedy ‘Iphigenia’ Read More