News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators reduce the number of credits transfer students need to complete at QC in order to graduate – a move that’s intended to boost enrollment. Story by Sebastian Delapaz
Changes to Course Evaluation, Credit Requirements Addressed at Queens Academic Senate Meeting Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students from BC’s Performance and Interactive Media Art program showcase their work that utilizes ChatGPT, projection designs and other media. Story by Kira Ricarte
Spring PIMA Symposium: A Celebration of Interactive Art Read More
CITY COLLEGE–A CCNY Public Safety officer pepper-sprayed Pro-Palestine protesters during a campus demonstration; President Vincent Boudreau and Public Safety declined to comment by press time. Story by Leon Orlov-Sullivan
Students Pepper-Sprayed, Entrances Shut Down During Pro-Palestine Protest at City College Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Boosting representation on stage starts from the ground up, theater professionals say, and requires more creators of colors to be at the helm of writing their own stories. Story by Morayo Idowu
Theater Professionals of Color Want More Representation Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“When we first came, the Bengali community here was so strong,” said a longtime Borough Park resident. “But rent hikes are forcing many families to move out.” Story by Rifah Hussain
Brooklyn’s Bengali Community Faces Challenges with Rising Rent Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY and the MTA are continuing their partnership, giving students an opportunity to work in a competitive internship and earn $21 the hour this summer. Story by Sebastian Delapaz
CUNY, MTA Launch New Paid Internship Programs for 2025 Read More