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The ceiling remains open near the North Bridge at Hunter College on March 15, 2026, after a burst pipe disrupted the area.

HUNTER COLLEGE— “At first we tried barricading off the room… but then it started coming from the walls instead,” Skylar Cooper said. Story by Shayma Ahmed

A shot of Baruch College, where major changes to their emailing system has gotten off the ground poorly.

OPINION: Poor Timing of Student Email Change Over Spring Break Is Inconvenient

March 17, 2026March 17, 2026

BARUCH COLLEGE— Citing unclear communication and poor transparency, upcoming changes to student emails at the college has stirred the student body. Story by The Ticker Editorial Board

The Summit Apartments, where residents report ongoing issues including a lack of hot water and delayed responses from housing staff.

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Queens College’s Summit Residents Concerned Over Living Conditions, Delayed Communication

March 11, 2026March 7, 2026

QUEENS COLLEGE— Students have grown increasingly frustrated with living conditions in the student dormitory, while staff blame external factors. Story by Octavio Villena

A photo of Hunter College, which is under scrutiny for a comment one of their professors made during a February meeting.

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Hunter College Professor’s Racial Remarks During Meeting Sparks Backlash

March 10, 2026March 7, 2026

BARUCH COLLEGE— The viral comments prompted a swift apology from the institution and an investigation into the incident. Story by Gabriel Martinez

Owner of Little Myanmar, Thyar Kyar, photographed in her small point-of-sales area.

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Trump Tariffs Push NYC’s Small Restaurants to a Breaking Point

February 26, 2026February 25, 2026

BARUCH COLLEGE— Whether it’s increased food costs or decreased staff, President Donald Trump’s tariffs have put mom and pop restaurants under noticeable stress. Story by Juan Diego Ramirez