News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Emergency Medical Squad members and other students are looking to revive the organization after a two-year hiatus brought by the pandemic and a year of setbacks they faced last fall and spring. Story by Gabriela Flores
Emergency Medical Squad to Make Comeback Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We celebrate everyone at CUNY TV for their continued commitment during the pandemic to telling the impactful stories of the University and New Yorkers of all backgrounds,” one CUNY official said. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
CUNY TV Receives 19 Nominations at NY Emmy Awards Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“When there is someone so important to our city and our community, it feels so right and perfect to be doing it,” said City Councilmember Keith Powers. Story by Andray Smith
Lexington and 68th St. Renamed Audre Lorde Way Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Street vendors want the state to pass bills that would lift permit caps and formalize the street vending industry. Story by Sara Martinez
Street Vendors Protest for Passage of Legislation to Lift License Cap Read More
CITY COLLEGE–“Unsafe staffing puts patients at risk. It could be a matter of life and death,” one nurse said. Story by Ana Maldonado
Mount Sinai Hospital Staff in East Harlem Worries About Widespread Nursing Shortage Read More
CITY COLLEGE–After two years of inactivity brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the David Rubenstein Atrium again features live music, dancing and more. Story by Joseph Mansfield
Live Music Returns to the Lincoln Center Atrium Read More