News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Astronomy professors are engaging students with research and other intellectual endeavors by looking at the cosmos through the campus’ reopened observatory. Story by Thomas Paul LaRose
CSI’s Astrophysical Observatory Reopens Fully for Public Viewing Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The algorithms within AI are able to rapidly generate animation sequences, posing a threat to traditional animators who often labor for hours to bring characters to life frame by frame. Story by Emmad Kashmiri and Kate Dempsey
Anime and Computer Science Clubs Host AI Ethics Event Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — Dr. Edgardo Sanabria-Valentin, the associate director of PRISM and organizer of the eclipse viewing event, recalled the eclipse viewing event he organized back in 2017 and compared the turnout. Story by Laila Mansour
John Jay Students View Total Solar Eclipse on the Jay Walk Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The BC chapter aims to support various transformative environmental action policies. Their goal is to create climate jobs for communities of color, according to their project outline. Story by Tejaswi Kunamneni
New Club Aims to Protect Environment Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — CUNY Chancellor said the funds will “guarantee access for our diverse community” of over 10,000 researchers and a student body with 60% first-generation students and over 80% students of color. Story by Annabelle Underwood
Largest Donation in CUNY History for AI Project Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–“Creating a sustainable New York requires a collective effort,” said BC physics professor Dr. Micha Tonkiewicz. Story by Leopoldo Nin
Queens College Hosts First CUNY Climate Summit Read More