News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE — “It is brilliant,” said Met visitor Ruthord M., who also viewed the exhibit at a preview. He hopes many people will view it and come away with a better understanding of the value of African American art, he said. Story by Sebastian Paredes
Met Opens Groundbreaking Harlem Renaissance Exhibit Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — “Ramadan is not merely a period of fasting; it is a time of spiritual reflection, renewal, and communal solidarity,” said Naqvi, a junior studying Biology. Story by Nikole Rose Rajgor
Ramadan Mubarak! Breaking Fast at Hunter College Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — SEEK Director Vanderie Vielie said she advocated for early registration as she found that, even though the opportunity was there, it wasn’t made possible despite the program’s existence at Hunter for many years. Story by Carol Camila Bautista
SEEK Program Offers Priority Registration Amid Increase in Student Enrollment Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The BC chapter aims to support various transformative environmental action policies. Their goal is to create climate jobs for communities of color, according to their project outline. Story by Tejaswi Kunamneni
New Club Aims to Protect Environment Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Ortiz began working with Carol Ann Ridell, an on-camera reporter and host, who really inspired her interest to be in front of the camera, which she never thought as something even remotely possible for her. Story by Megan Elizabeth Gleason
Hunter Student Goes from Intern to CUNY TV Host Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The People’s Forum offered to display the artwork and titled the showcase “Rehousing of a Censorship + boycotted show at UrbanGlass.” The exhibition remained on view until March 21. Story by
Zoe Del Percio-Evans