Mixed Feelings in Mott Haven About New High Rises
CITY COLLEGE–“These changes are not for us and they’re going to push us out,” said one neighborhood resident. Story by Greishel Enerio
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Bay Ridge Tries to Recover from Two Attacks
BARUCH COLLEGE–Residents and elected officials called for safe streets and subways during a recent vigil at Bay Ridge Parkway and Fifth Avenue, where one of the incidents occurred. Story by Emanuela Gallo
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Hunter’s Roosevelt House Takes on Aging in Prison
HUNTER COLLEGE–Speakers at the event shared their experiences in the U.S. prison system and how they think the parole process should change. Story by Laila Gad
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CUNY Rolls Back COVID-19 Vax Mandate, Effective Summer ‘23
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– “We are confident that this is the appropriate time to lift the COVID vaccine requirement as a condition of enrollment or employment, though we continue to encourage all students, faculty and staff to stay up to date with vaccinations,” said CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez. Story by Gabriela Flores and Michela Arlia
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CUNY Orgs Keep Pushing For New Deal Amid Hochul’s Budget Delays
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–On April 13, the Professional Staff Congress, the university’s union, hosted a “Spring Broke” rally outside the governor’s office in Manhattan. Story by Gabriela Flores
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Baruch Hip-Hop Artist Carves His Own Musical Path
BARUCH COLLEGE–Raf Hossain, who goes by the stage name Grafic, draws from a variety of sounds and his Bengali-American identity to create music. Story by Lauren Lee
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