News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Outgoing President Karen Gould, who was criticized for allowing pro-Palestinians to speak at an event, said she worked hard to protect the freedom of speech during her tenure at the college.
Outgoing President Calls for Free Speech Read More
KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE — Rachel Platten’s third album “Wildfire” has a wide range of themes including breakups and feel-good love that has this reviewer singing a happy tune.
Praise for “Wildfire” Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND — The storied campus once housed a facility for the disabled that was shut down because of abuse. Now students and staff share unusual stories that have folks questioning whether the school is haunted.
Ghosts Haunt College Campus Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — During an emotional hearing, a 52-year-old man was sentenced for killing his girlfriend and the victim’s daughter read a poem about wanting peace.
Sentencing for “Cruel and Heinous” Crime Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — A bar in Williamsburg is bringing the drink and draw movement — where artists sketch a live model — to new heights.
Drink and Draw in Brooklyn Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Mayor de Blasio is visiting whether metal detectors belong in New York City schools. Listen to the history of the safety measure and how it currently works.
School Metal Detectors Revisited Read More