News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–As President Trump’s administration enforces mass deportations, institutions like QC, CUNY Citizenship Now! and the PSC doubles down on their support for non-citizen and undocumented students. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Queens College Provides Aid for Immigrant Students Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–After two years and a union protest in October that led to over 30 arrests, the Professional Staff Congress – which represents 30,000 CUNY faculty and staff – secured a new contract with pay increases. Story by Monica Yakubova
CUNY Faculty, Staff Win the Fight for a New Contract Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Hunter College removed a job posting for a Palestinian Studies professor after Governor Kathy Hochul and CUNY’s Chancellor condemned its job description’s “divisive, polarizing and inappropriate” language. Story by Victoria Keraj
Hunter College Palestinian Studies Professor Job Rescinded Over Controversial Qualifications Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–QC administrators implement new rules that impact how students organize demonstrations on campus after CUNY receives recommendations for its response to discrimination and antisemitism. Story by Michael Finch
Queens College Criticized for New Free-Speech Regulations Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–During a three-part series, film screenings and discussions highlighted the resilience of youth activism and its push for racial, gender and economic equality. Story by Nasreen Quadir
Community & Youth Organizing Event Series Emphasizes Student Activism Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–During the college’s first council meeting, new cybersecurity protocols are announced after administrators and students report cyber attacks and “numerous issues” across its tech systems. Story by Alexandra Cortese
Cybersecurity, Curriculum Changes Discussed at College Council Meeting Read More