News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“This is a new resource for students to use,” said the lab’s program assistant, “it gives them that ability to come up with projects and ideas that they might not have necessarily been able to accomplish before.” Story by Rowen Holder
John Jay Opens Digital Creation Lab Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“The school is a cornerstone of not only the CUNY system but the community, and we’re proud to recognize its contributions with new signage,” said MTA’s CEO and chair. Story by Irza Waraich
MTA renames 6 train station to ‘23rd Street–Baruch College’ Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE—Club leaders are now responsible for covering the costs of public safety officers patrolling their campus parties, a fee formerly covered by the Undergraduate Student Government. Story by Victoria Keraj
Club Leaders Frustrated with USG’s Unexpected Decision on School Party Fees Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND—Big-name companies are getting away with emitting bounties of greenhouse gases despite making promises of sustainability, said an expert. Story by Sahara Ahmed
CSI Invites Media Expert to Discuss Climate Change’s ‘Branding Problem’ Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE—The McNair program, which gives underserved undergrads a leg up in their future degrees, has secured its funding despite the Trump administration’s threats of cuts. Story by Laila Mansour
McNair Program Funding Secured for the 2026 Fiscal Year Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Dance, history lessons, poetry readings and barbeque filled the Tow Center lobby, allowing BC members to embrace Filipino and Asian Pacific Islander cultures. Story by Renae Visico
BCAP’s Pasifika Fest Celebrates Filipino and Indigenous Culture Amidst Fund Cuts Read More