News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–During the college’s first council meeting, new cybersecurity protocols are announced after administrators and students report cyber attacks and “numerous issues” across its tech systems. Story by Alexandra Cortese
Cybersecurity, Curriculum Changes Discussed at College Council Meeting Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Through a collage-making event, students depict their hopes for infrastructure updates, campus beautification and healthier food options at Brooklyn College. Story by T’Neil Gooden
Student Union, Sociology Dept Team Up a Better Brooklyn College Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Administrators are pushing for class modalities to resemble pre-COVID times, with faculty and students discussing the potential consequences of having less online and hybrid course offerings. Story by Rowen Holder
Memo Pushes for More In-Person Classes Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Students voiced their disapproval of Professor Evan Mandery’s removal from the Honors Program and presented an 80-page testimonial detailing his 25 years mentoring and teaching there. Story by Julian Russo
Honors Program Professor Staffing Change Sparks Protests at Town Hall Read More
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–For one night in February, the “Who in the World Has Any Talent” show brought a packed audience memorable laughs through unconventional performances. Story by Rami Mansi
A Talent Show Brings Original Comedy to Brooklyn Read More