News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— Seniors are outraged as Brooklyn College announces students won’t walk the stage during the 2026 Commencement, a reversal from its previous three graduations. Story by Key Jones-Ford
Brooklyn College Seniors Will Not Walk During 2026 Commencement Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— “I feel like people assume that presentations can just be very academic. But this event adds some whimsy to it,” said Brooklyn College senior Shania Clarke. Story by T’Neil Gooden
Let’s Talk: March Motormouths with BC’s Classical & Historical Society Read More
CITY COLLEGE— “The second I see Yankees jerseys, I know I’m not getting home on time,” 15-year-old Maya Lopez said. “The sidewalk turns into Times Square for no reason.” Story by Katherine Diaz Sanchez
Neighbors Groan When Yankees Fans Crowd the Streets Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— Construction has been seen across the Flushing campus as accessibility issues and general renovations are set to finish in mid-May. Story by Aiden Regoso
Queens College Renovates Campus to Improve Accessibility for Students Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— The John Jay LGBTQ+ Resource Center, which has served as a safe space for LGBTQ+ students since 2022, heated up its offerings with a watch party of the popular HBO Max show. Story by Julian Russo
Heated Rivalry Watch Parties Come to John Jay Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— “Some students strongly disagreed with me and were vocal about it, but many others were curious and open to conversation,” the 22-year-old IDF soldier Adi Karni said. Story by Gabriel Martinez
Baruch Democratic Socialist Group Condemns IDF Soldier Visit Read More