News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — “I woke up to my whole bed shaking and I truly thought it was my heart palpitating,” said Susan Tracy, who lives in a Manhattan high-rise. Story by Justin Aponte
4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes New York City Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — SEEK Director Vanderie Vielie said she advocated for early registration as she found that, even though the opportunity was there, it wasn’t made possible despite the program’s existence at Hunter for many years. Story by Carol Camila Bautista
SEEK Program Offers Priority Registration Amid Increase in Student Enrollment Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Ortiz began working with Carol Ann Ridell, an on-camera reporter and host, who really inspired her interest to be in front of the camera, which she never thought as something even remotely possible for her. Story by Megan Elizabeth Gleason
Hunter Student Goes from Intern to CUNY TV Host Read More
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