Free Speech and Pool Tables: Concerns Arise at John Jay Town Hall
JOHN JAY– The school community received updates on issues plaguing the campus. Story by Briana Morales
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Student Representative Pledges to Bring Affordable Birth Control to CUNY SPS
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–Genesis Fernandez hopes to mirror a service offered at John Jay College. Story by Michele Schultz
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New Policy Automatically Admits Top High School Students to CUNY, SUNY
BARUCH COLLEGE–By enabling automatic admission for the highest achieving students, Hochul aims to attract a diverse group of future business leaders. Story by Maya Ronen
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CUNY Names Higher Education Veteran Next Hunter President
HUNTER COLLEGE–“Hunter embodies all that I believe our moment requires of higher education as a significant lever for social mobility and scholarship,” newly appointed Dr. Nancy Cantor said. Story by Michael Tamsuriyamit
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BC Welcomes New Museum and Cultural Organizations Minor
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–CUNY unveils its first minor in the system to focus on cultural institutions. Story by T’Neil Gooden
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Hochul Budget Proposal Would Slash CUNY Funds
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The cuts could affect CUNY appropriations by $528 million. Story by Shlomie Katash
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