Limited Food Options As More Students Return to Campus
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Students are facing limited food, less seating, and other food issues this semester. Story by Jeffrey Perdomo
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CUNY Launches Student Blog CUNYverse
BARUCH COLLEGE–“We’ve never had a platform like this before and I think it’s necessary to highlight things students want to create and read about,” one of the blog’s leader said. Story by Rachel Dalloo
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CUNY Partners With Amazon to Provide Tuition for Employees
QUEENS COLLEGE–Amazon will pay for an employee’s undergraduate tuition and any additional fees on an annual basis. Story by Nadia Rampersaud
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City College Student Brent Renaud Killed While Reporting in Ukraine
CITY COLLEGE–“The world and journalism are lesser for it. We are heartsick.” said Nieman Foundation curator Ann Marie Lipinski.
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City Council Passes Resolution Supporting New Deal for CUNY
BARUCH COLLEGE–The resolution calls on the state legislature and governor to include the deal in the fiscal year 2023 state budget. Story by Amanda Salazar
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De-Escalation Training Developed in Response to Increased On-Campus Conflicts
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– The training programs teaches people how to “manage stressful situations”, said Brooklyn College Media Relations Manager, Rich Pietras. Story by Matt Hirsch
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