News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Artists from across the country submitted photographs, paintings, sculptures, and other works that are 12 inches or less in dimension for an exhibition in Park Slope. Story by Jaida Dent
Tiny, but Mighty: 440 Gallery Hosts 20th Annual ‘Small Works’ Show Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–During a lecture with United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Amina J. Mohammed, pro-Palestine students protested her BC visit and the war in Gaza. Story by Yassir Azzam
BC U.N. Talk Met with Protest From Pro-Palestine Advocates Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Students share their opinions on President-elect Donald Trump’s election win with many concerned about the country’s future. Story by reporters of Pandora’s Box
York College on 2024’s Electoral Aftermath Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE– Food services on campus are operating “at a loss,” provoking a cut in hours, closure of certain dining rooms, and mixed reactions from the John Jay community. Story by Umaima Ali
Mixed Reaction to Aladdin Dining Service from John Jay Students Read More
YORK COLLEGE–New equipment is now available at York College for students with neurodivergent conditions or impaired vision to help facilitate their learning. Story by Jasmin Shirley
New Tech for Disabilities Center Addresses Learning Barriers Read More
CITY COLLEGE– Students remain disappointed in CCNY’s removal of the encampments protesting the war in Gaza, especially the college president’s call for the NYPD. Story by Jack Devitt
Gaza, Encampment and NYPD Still Big Issues for CCNY Students Read More