News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“I’ve noticed that students with online and in-person courses on the same days have a hard time finding a place to study without feeling like more students might come in and be loud,” John Jay’s Student Council President said. Story by Lauren Braithwaite
On-Campus Students Struggle Taking Online Classes Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Some residents and community leaders are worried that New York State’s potential new district lines could weaken the political power of progressive officials. Story by Luca GoldMansour
Redistricting Plans Concern Queens Progressives Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“I’m proud of the culmination of our efforts to make our workplaces more democratic and equitable,” said one Starbuck employee. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
Starbucks Reserve in Chelsea Becomes First to Unionize in NYC Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Three weeks ago, demonstrators in The Big Apple and across the globe called on leaders to acknowledge the effects of global warming and to take action in their respective communities. Story by Zena Mohamed
NYC Students Join Worldwide Climate Protests Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Several CUNY colleges have their nearest subway stations named after them and it’s time for Baruch to join the club. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Name the 23rd Street Subway Station After Baruch Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Some have praised the plan and measures that go with it, while others doubt that it will fulfill its purpose. Story by Guamacice Delice
Plan to Relocate Unhoused People Divides MTA Riders Read More