News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
If you haven’t heard, yesterday was David Petraeus’ first day as a CUNY professor. University officials tapped the former CIA chief to lead a course “that examines the developments that could …
CCNY Students React To David Petraeus Teaching At CUNY Read More
De Blasio and his children at the West Indian Day Parade by Hannington Dia The NYC primary election results are in. Political underdog Scott Stringer beat back Eliot Spitzer to …
CCNY Goes Wild For De Blasio Read More
Around 11:50 a.m., we found firetrucks and CCNY security parked outside the Hamilton Grange National Memorial. According to a campus officer, a fire alarm was set off in the grange. …
Fire Alarm Set Off At Hamilton Grange Read More
In the New York City race for mayor, Democrat Bill de Blasio captured 40 percent of the vote–and the city’s imagination with his progressive platform and multi-racial family. It’s still …
Bill de Blasio Wins Mayoral Primary; What Does It Mean for Us? Read More
Today voters will choose candidates in the most talked-about, debated and drama-filled mayoral primary in New York City history. Do you part and vote. Yes, the City still uses the …
Primary Day! Don’t Forget to VOTE Read More
As those warm summer days transition to cooler fall ones, CCNY students are returning to a new school year. We caught up with a few to see what they’re looking …
Fall 2013: What Are CCNY Students Looking Forward To? Read More