News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–“You have to be a little bit delusional,” said Kyle Gutierrez, a 21-year-old mayoral candidate. “You have to be a big dreamer and have high ambitions that seem unrealistic.” Story by Nikole Rajgor
‘Young and Unaffiliated’ – Hunter Student Kyle Gutierrez Enters the Mayoral Race Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators reduce the number of credits transfer students need to complete at QC in order to graduate – a move that’s intended to boost enrollment. Story by Sebastian Delapaz
Changes to Course Evaluation, Credit Requirements Addressed at Queens Academic Senate Meeting Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students from BC’s Performance and Interactive Media Art program showcase their work that utilizes ChatGPT, projection designs and other media. Story by Kira Ricarte
Spring PIMA Symposium: A Celebration of Interactive Art Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–More Americans are believing conspiracy theories and disinformation from elected officials – a course offered at John Jay delves into why and how overall distrust is growing. Story by Julian Russo
John Jay Professor Takes on Conspiracy Theories in the Classroom Read More
CITY COLLEGE–A CCNY Public Safety officer pepper-sprayed Pro-Palestine protesters during a campus demonstration; President Vincent Boudreau and Public Safety declined to comment by press time. Story by Leon Orlov-Sullivan
Students Pepper-Sprayed, Entrances Shut Down During Pro-Palestine Protest at City College Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Bad Bunny’s widely-acclaimed album, DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS, connects listeners across the globe through its rich Puerto Rican sounds and lyrical storytelling. Story by Kiana Soriano & Dylan Tolbert
Review: CCNY Students Resonate With Bad Bunny’s Latest Album And Puerto Rican Homage Read More