NYC Proposes Minimum Wage for App-based Delivery Workers
BARUCH COLLEGE–The proposal calls for about $24 per hour and would take effect in 2025. Story by Jared Maloney
NYC Proposes Minimum Wage for App-based Delivery Workers Read MoreLocal
City College Community Reacts to Online Shooting Threats
CITY COLLEGE–“This is another example of how hateful rhetoric is ramping up and threats of violence against groups of color are becoming increasingly seen,” said one student. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi, Miguel Johnson, Dakota Medina and Erick Martinez
City College Community Reacts to Online Shooting Threats Read More
OPINION: Schools Intaking Migrant Students Need More Funding
BARUCH COLLEGE–More money will allow schools to offer counseling, hire teachers who speak the same language and find other ways to support migrant students. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
OPINION: Schools Intaking Migrant Students Need More Funding Read More
New Yorkers Talk Midterm Elections
CITY COLLEGE–On Election Day, New Yorkers shared whether they were voting and what issues were important to them. Story by Rhiannon Rashidi, Craig Hunter, Steven Del Pilar, Kenny Quezada and Dakota Medina
New Yorkers Talk Midterm Elections Read More
Asylum Seekers Face Challenges Getting Kids into City Schools
CITY COLLEGE–Some migrants are struggling to find schools with enough space to enroll their children. Story by Craig Hunter
Asylum Seekers Face Challenges Getting Kids into City Schools Read More
Voting Increases Among Disabled Individuals
YORK COLLEGE–Same-day registration, mail-in voting and other methods made it easier for the disabled community to participate. Story by Teesha Baburam and Yasser Saleh
Voting Increases Among Disabled Individuals Read More