News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Pira started hosting “Crochet and Chill” sessions weekly during the summer of 2022. They ended up being so popular that they carried over into the fall and spring semesters. Story by Amira Turner
The Women’s Center Weaves Fiber Arts into Feminism Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — “All colleges should hold Narcan trainings […] Our public health is a community concern, and the more tools we have to help each other, the better,” said Karlowski. Story by Yassir Azam
USG Hosts Narcan Training, Overdose Prevention Workshop Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — Launched in early February, the Columbia SPS CUNY Fellowship aims to provide CUNY graduates with the abundant tools and resources found at Columbia to help them enact local, state, and global innovative change. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Columbia University Announces Fellowship for CUNY Students Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — Participating students will be allowed to earn nine credits, while being employed for one or two semesters by a partner company. Story by Divine Adeniyi
Gov. Hochul Gives $2M for CUNY Apprenticeship Program Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE—Before crossing the border, the family had to leave all their clothes, shoes, jackets, and food at their last hotel in Tijuana, Mexico. Story by Candice Duncan
Undocumented Family Crosses the Southern Border and Reunites In Queens Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — CUNY Chancellor said the funds will “guarantee access for our diverse community” of over 10,000 researchers and a student body with 60% first-generation students and over 80% students of color. Story by Annabelle Underwood
Largest Donation in CUNY History for AI Project Read More