News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Gen-Zers are struggling to communicate face-to-face in their respective workplaces, some studies say, with the Covid-19 pandemic, social media, and other factors to blame. Story by Merina Begum
GenZ’s Struggle to Communicate Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–In its latest exhibit, QC highlights quinceañeras, a traditional Latin American celebration that marks the transition of a young 15-year-old girl into womanhood. Story by Aishat Arigbabuwo
Keeping Traditions Alive: QC Showcases Quinceañera Dresses and Memories Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“Being the first is never easy,” said a CSI student about her experience being the first in her family to attend college, “but it makes the achievement feel even bigger.” Story by Justina Muniz
Voices of Resilience: First-Generation Students at CSI Share Their Stories Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–President Donald Trump’s return to office has exacerbated fears among undocumented students, but it has not extinguished their hope of a better future. Story by Miguel Madrid
Living as Undocumented Students During Trump’s Return Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The quad’s 95-year-old trees are getting replaced in the spring with American elms after an inventory found they’re past their lifetime. Story Victoria Keraj
East Quad Renovations Aim To Replace Aging Trees Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The MTA has wrapped up its public hearings on the IBX transit line, with most commuters on board with its construction; next stop: an environmental review process. Story by Massimo Ranieri
Interborough Express on Track To Connect Brooklyn and Queens Read More