News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Protests arose during a career fair that hosted Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security Investigations, two agencies that caused fear among immigrant students on campus. Story by Jody-Ann Thomas
Protests Against Border Patrol Presence at the Spring 2025 Career Con Erupt on Campus Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students with disabilities can now submit their requests for class accommodations through a centralized portal called “CUNY Accommodate,” which rolled out in January. Story by Victoria Keraj
CUNY Launches New Disability Accommodation Management System Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Greener alternatives for energy supplies are coming to CUNY and SUNY campuses with each university set to receive $50 million and $100 million for projects, respectively. Story by Megan Russo
Hochul Announces $150M in Climate Funding for SUNY, CUNY Campuses Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–After the Department of Justice asked for Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case to be dropped, students from his alma mater, John Jay College, are disappointed by his actions. Story by Andrew Cerbone
John Jay Students Respond to Corruption Case Against Mayor Adams Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–A late bloomer known as a “corpse flower” drew long lines for visitors to experience the “dead rat” smell of its first bloom since arriving at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in 2018. Story by Julia Aiello
Rare ‘Corpse Flower’ Briefly Takes NYC By the Nose Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Students transferring within the CUNY system in fall 2025 can now have their earned credits streamlined to their new campus through a tool called “Transfer Initiative.” Story by Megan Russo
New CUNY Transfer Reforms Aim to Improve Credit Transfer Read More