News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators roll out a faculty survey while considering how they can better support transfer students and fulfill their re-accreditation review. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Queens College Re-Accreditation Process in Progress Read More
CUNY–Undergraduate journalists capture the pulse of the 2024 presidential election. Stories by Harlem View, The Knight News, Vanguard, The Sentinel, and Dollars & Sense
CUNY Undergrad Election Coverage Read More
YORK COLLEGE–York members shared their reflections leading up to the close race between Vice President Kamala Harris and President-Elect Donald Trump. Story by Rashidah Fowler
Election Anxiety Preoccupies York Community Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–After a steam leak caused the death of a child, two bills are expected to pass and enforce improved maintenance of radiators. Story by Saika Chowdhury
NYC Council Expected to Implement Stricter Regulations on Radiators Soon Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–More speed limits are implemented across the city in an effort to curb traffic violence and accidents. Story by Joonwoo Kim
Speed Limit in NYC Drops to 20 MPH Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–In a book titled “Until We’re Seen,” students from BC and California State University detail the COVID-19 pandemic’s lasting effects on their communities. Story by T’Neil Gooden
‘Until We’re Seen’: BC Students Write About the Inequalities of COVID-19 Read More