News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Amazon will pay for an employee’s undergraduate tuition and any additional fees on an annual basis. Story by Nadia Rampersaud
CUNY Partners With Amazon to Provide Tuition for Employees Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“The world and journalism are lesser for it. We are heartsick.” said Nieman Foundation curator Ann Marie Lipinski.
City College Student Brent Renaud Killed While Reporting in Ukraine Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The resolution calls on the state legislature and governor to include the deal in the fiscal year 2023 state budget. Story by Amanda Salazar
City Council Passes Resolution Supporting New Deal for CUNY Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– The training programs teaches people how to “manage stressful situations”, said Brooklyn College Media Relations Manager, Rich Pietras. Story by Matt Hirsch
De-Escalation Training Developed in Response to Increased On-Campus Conflicts Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The college will replace older water fountains with new bottle stations to combat the creation of plastic waste. Story by Radwan Farraj
BC Upgrades Water Fountains for a Greener CUNY Read More
CITY COLLEGE– “I’m excited about being a student again, excited about the three classes I’ve got to go take and whatever coursework I need to complete to earn my degree,” he said.
Media Investment CEO Returns to College Read More