News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Julius’ Bar in Greenwich Village, where gay activists 50 years ago protested not being served because of their sexual orientation, is seeking landmark status.
“Sip in” Site Seeks Landmark Status Read More
KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE — A 2,100-square-foot space at the school serves as art gallery that often goes unnoticed by students.
Gallery Shows Off CUNY Art Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — A student who is volunteering in Greece is helping refugees in the country, an effort she chronicles in her blog.
Students Help Refugees Read More
CITY COLLEGE — The Harlem headquarters for Bernie Sanders was buzzing on primary day with volunteers door knocking and offering voters rides to the polls.
Berning in Harlem Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — The thriller “10 Cloverfield Lane” is Dan Trachtenberg’s directorial debut and this reviewer said movie goers will leave satisfied.
Director’s Debut Thrills Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Voters registered as independent in New York are calling for state changes that will allow them to vote in primary elections.
No Party, No Primary Vote Read More