News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–President Donald Trump’s return to office has exacerbated fears among undocumented students, but it has not extinguished their hope of a better future. Story by Miguel Madrid
Living as Undocumented Students During Trump’s Return Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Department of Transportation makes big promises, including plans to reduce traffic with center-bus-only lanes along the Flatbush corridor, one of Brooklyn’s busiest streets. Story by Victoria Keraj
B41 Route Redesign Aims for Increased Speed and Safety Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Administrators are investigating more faculty after firing four adjuncts in the wake of a May campus protest. Student leaders discuss how to intervene. Story by Elianna Tsigler
Student Leaders Plan to Intervene in BC’s “Fired Four” and Faculty Investigation Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators roll out a faculty survey while considering how they can better support transfer students and fulfill their re-accreditation review. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Queens College Re-Accreditation Process in Progress Read More
CUNY–Undergraduate journalists capture the pulse of the 2024 presidential election. Stories by Harlem View, The Knight News, Vanguard, The Sentinel, and Dollars & Sense
CUNY Undergrad Election Coverage Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Administrators close the Women’s Center claiming that lack of leadership, student participation, and services led to their decision. Story by Alexandra Cortese
John Jay Students Upset by Closure of Women’s Center Read More