News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE — While some students said that they have never noticed the flyers, many others said they have seen them but never pursued the services. Story by Coco Lin
Hunter College Competes Against Private Tutors Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — While New York primaries do not have an “Uncommitted” option, blank votes are tallied, and activists started a “Leave it Blank” campaign to symbolize their protest. Story by Shlomie Katash
CUNY Campuses Served as Polling Sites for Presidential Primary Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — As these budget cuts roll in, paired with a 17 percent decrease in enrollment, NYPIRG sprang into action. Story by Laila Gad
Campus Advocacy Group Takes on Pressing Issues Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — Though spending was previously limited to purchasing food from Food Bank For New York City, “This year, The Knights Table Food Pantry is allowed to purchase feminine products with a small portion of this funding,” said Arianna Livreri, associate director of civic engagement. Story by Michael Finch
Queens College Receives New Grants to Fund Campus Organizations Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — “I’m all for freedom of speech on campus, it’s one of the most important things a campus can provide!” Samuel said. “But when one group has significantly more of an advantage over another group, it needs to be addressed.” Story by Nikole Rose Rajgor
Hunter Investigates Pro-Palestinian Student Groups Following Recent On-Campus Protest Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — “All colleges should hold Narcan trainings […] Our public health is a community concern, and the more tools we have to help each other, the better,” said Karlowski. Story by Yassir Azam
USG Hosts Narcan Training, Overdose Prevention Workshop Read More