News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–“The current economic situation is troubling because with all the inflation that’s happening in the U.S. there isn’t much that we can do,” said a CCNY student. Story by Junior Cruz
Grocery Prices Influence Voters in Presidential Election Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–From the income of alumni to the spending of local and out-of-state students, BC significantly impacts the city’s economy. Story By Daniel Afanasyev
Brooklyn College Adds $2.6 Billion to NYC Economy, Study Shows Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Following a COVID-induced hiatus, a club space is reopening and bringing back more student engagement. Story by Laila Mansour
Club Row Set to Open After Nearly Five Years Read More
CITY COLLEGE–In the midst of a celebration, the Parkers – the reporter’s family – remember what’s at stake for themselves and the country with the 2024 presidential election. Story by Akilah Irvin
Strikes, Spares, and Elections Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY faculty receive a $200,000 grant to determine how students can learn to ethically use artificial intelligence. Story by Omar Ahmed
CUNY Finds Funding For AI Teaching Tools Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–University decision-makers invest $4.49 million to improve the CUNY Athletic Conference, benefitting campuses competing on the NCAA Division III level. Story by Michael Finch
CUNY Athletic Conference Now Managed by External Company Read More