News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Health care professionals stressed the importance of detecting breast cancer early and learning about different treatment available. Story by Gabriela Flores
Awareness Emphasized at Brooklyn Women’s Health Symposium Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–One new initiative is the creation of biweekly informative sessions that allow students to hear from experts as they learn more about climate and renewable energy issues. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
Green Initiatives coming to the CUNY Climate Scholars Program at Baruch Read More
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–“This technology offers some real promise in helping us to provide some relief for our neighbors,” said the commissioner of NYC’s Department of Environmental Protection. Story by Amanda Salazar
New NYC Pilot Program Designed to Reduce Car Noise Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–South Fork Wind is both the first and the smallest of the five planned sites off the coast of Long Island. Story by Amanda Salazar
New York Starts Construction of First Offshore Wind Farm Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Three weeks ago, demonstrators in The Big Apple and across the globe called on leaders to acknowledge the effects of global warming and to take action in their respective communities. Story by Zena Mohamed
NYC Students Join Worldwide Climate Protests Read More