News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–Sports teams from New Jersey City University are becoming part of the CUNY Athletic Conference in 2027, raising competition in the division. Story by Victory Ogunnaya
Hudson River Merging: NJCU to Join the City University of New York Athletic’s Conference in 2027 Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Luck gives the John Jay Bloodhounds a second chance to secure their second CUNYAC Championship in its program’s history, beating the long-time champs Baruch Bearcats 80-70. Story by Joel-Anthony Alleyne
John Jay’s Men’s Basketball Wins First CUNYAC Title in Nearly Two Decades Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–In their final matchup with Brooklyn College, the Hunter Hawks gave their best shot but lost the CUNYAC Championship by 59-54. Their competitive spirit won’t stop there, though. Story by Gene Propper
From Preparation to Tip-Off: Hunter’s Road to the CUNYAC Championship Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Trusting my teammates is the most important part of the game as a pitcher,” said a BC softball player. “I have full faith in them to make the plays behind me after the ball gets put into play.” Story by Allen Mardakhayev
Women’s Softball Team Are Ready To Swing Into a New Season Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–University decision-makers invest $4.49 million to improve the CUNY Athletic Conference, benefitting campuses competing on the NCAA Division III level. Story by Michael Finch
CUNY Athletic Conference Now Managed by External Company Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– The referendum was officially voted on during the 2024 spring season, but was only enacted this semester. Story by Key Jones-Ford
BC Athletics Department Eliminates Shoes from Budget Read More