News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE — In light of the fact that Spring Break occurs two weeks prior to final exams, the shift leaves students and faculty in crunch time. During the long-awaited break, students must balance school work and proper rest. Story by Briana Morales
CUNY Reacts to Change In Spring Break Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND — This semester, the media culture department is yet again faced with a screening room unavailable for teaching, in spite of an estimated completion of January 2023. Story by A. Gaytan
OPINION: Will the Renovation of the Media Screening Room Ever Be Completed? Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The algorithms within AI are able to rapidly generate animation sequences, posing a threat to traditional animators who often labor for hours to bring characters to life frame by frame. Story by Emmad Kashmiri and Kate Dempsey
Anime and Computer Science Clubs Host AI Ethics Event Read More
CITY COLLEGE — The expressway runs for seven miles and cuts through the neighborhoods of Port Morris, Hunts Point, Bronx River, Soundview, Throgs Neck, Schuylerville, Country Club, and Pelham Bay Park. Story by Katelyn Polanco
Construction Debris Adds to Chaos on Bruckner Expressway Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — This new career collective aims to provide education and training programs for sectors in film, technology, culinary and more. Story by Melani Bonilla
Cohen Foundation Awards Largest Grant in CUNY History to LaGuardia Read More
CITY COLLEGE — People were reluctant to talk about how the fruit selling is organized. But women told us that a man they call “El Señor” picks up the fruit at 3 a.m. and delivers it to women on the street corners. Story by Lizbeth Fuentes Ascencio
Migrant Women Become Fruit Sellers in the South Bronx Read More