News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Welcoming Library at Brooklyn College will feature work that spotlights the experiences of immigrants and bilingual families. Story by Serin Sarsour
New CUNY Library Highlights Immigrant, Bilingual Families Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–With elections scheduled for late March, candidates have the next few weeks to garner support from their peers. Story by Gabriela Flores
Election Season Is Near, Student Govs Begin Petitioning Period Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–This year’s “Who We Are” conference theme will focus on reintroducing TEDxCUNY to students and celebrating the identities of its students and New York City. Story by Joie-Ting Jing Ng
TEDxCUNY to Hold First In-Person Conference Since the Pandemic Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The decision comes amid decreases in federal pandemic stimulus funds and the university’s structural deficit for the 2023 fiscal year. Story by Gabriela Flores
Developing: CUNY Orders Hiring Freezes, Budget Cuts Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Our images are a reminder of the cataclysmic situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said the artists about their work. Story by Michela Arlia
When The World Went Silent: Brooklyn College’s New ‘Places of Silence’ Exhibit Read More
CITY COLLEGE–The school’s Faculty-Student Disciplinary Committee voted to expel Din Bajrektarevic in December. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi
Student Expelled for Alleged Shooting Threats Read More