News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–The 2022 documentary sheds light on the often-overlooked history of Bengali immigrants who lived in Harlem in the early 1900s. Story by Kennedy King
Unveiling the Forgotten Tapestry: A Review of “In Search of Bengali Harlem” Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Following the race, students were unsure how to get home because of poor planning from the school’s athletics department. Story by Jess M. Johnson
CSI Athletes Stranded in Brooklyn After the Marathon Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–In his new book, urban planning expert and CSI professor Kenneth M. Gold details previous efforts to establish a subway system and how the lack thereof negatively affects residents. Story by Nick Ungro
‘The Forgotten Borough’ Highlights Staten Island’s Broken Subway System Read More
CUNY–Brooklyn and Queens College put food trucks on their campuses to increase food accessibility, among other things. Stories by Shlomie Katash and Fatima Khan
CUNY Colleges Add More Food Vendors to Campuses Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–To make use of pumpkins that would normally go to waste after Halloween, the school’s Sustainability Club hosted a pumpkin-themed social event. Story by Reima Choute
Save The Earth, Smash Some Pumpkins Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The politician allegedly open-carried a pistol to a pro-Palestine rally at Brooklyn College, and she must resign from her office if convicted. Story by Kate Dempsey
Councilwoman Vernikov Arraigned For Gun Possession, Wins Re-Election Read More