Club Row Set to Open After Nearly Five Years
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Following a COVID-induced hiatus, a club space is reopening and bringing back more student engagement. Story by Laila Mansour
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Strikes, Spares, and Elections
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
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CUNY Finds Funding For AI Teaching Tools
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY faculty receive a $200,000 grant to determine how students can learn to ethically use artificial intelligence. Story by Omar Ahmed
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CUNY Athletic Conference Now Managed by External Company
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
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John Jay Hosts Town Hall: Talk Women’s Center Closure, ICE On Campus, And More
JOHN JAY – Students challenge administrators and their decisions on latest campus issues. Story by Taylor Johnson
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Baruch Building Vandalized with Message: ‘OCTOBER 7 FOREVER’
BARUCH COLLEGE–In the wake of October 7’s anniversary, Baruch and City Colleges are defaced. Story by Maya Demchak-Gottlieb
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