News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
YORK COLLEGE — Despite all the promises and press releases, the fate of the proposed soccer stadium on York’s campus remains shrouded in a haze of bureaucracy between the Queensboro Football Club and CUNY officials. Story by Benjamin Ibarra
Stalled at the Starting Line: College Stadium Project Grinds to Halt as Partner Club Vanishes Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES — “It’s been a dream project of mine for the last seven years,” said Amy Willard, who founded the local community group that takes care of the dog run, Maria Hernandez Dog Run Pack. “I’ve always wanted to get it renovated.” Story by Ivan De Luce
Bushwick Dog Run Gets Long-Awaited $6.78 Million Renovation Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The portraits contain numerous narratives that depict contemporary immigration and include the stories of deported children, transgender migrants and other asylum seekers. Story by Mia Euceda
Mural Project Highlights Migration Stories Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — A senior at the college organized a voter registration drive for other students. “I encourage Baruch students to vote and those who need a job, go work the Election Day polls!” she said. Story by Selma Sihali
Bearcats Encouraged to Work Polls, Vote Read More
CITY COLLEGE — “I do think it was important to get an opportunity to at least begin to talk to student body about the events this past week as quickly as possible,” President Boudreau said. Story by Katelyn Polanco
CCNY President Explains NYPD Call to Students Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — “We pay so much in tuition only for us to have these kinds of restrictions placed upon us,” an anonymous student said. Story by Alexandra Cortese
Campus Closes Jay Walk Read More