News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The 1988 “Apocalypse” exhibit – created by artist Keith Haring and writer William S. Burroughs – served as a groundbreaking display of AIDS’ destruction and stigma. Story by Eddy Prince
‘Apocalypse’ Doubles As Keith Haring’s Farewell and Reflection of ‘80s AIDS Epidemic Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE—Rhythm, lively footwork and vibrant attire decked the streets of Jackson Heights, Queens in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Story by Leslie Munoz-Reyes, Victor Garate
Hispanic Heritage Parade Kicks of Month Long Celebration Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Lehman launches an event that showcases the resources and lived experiences of students with disabilities. Story by Gilbert Areizaga
Inaugural Accessibility Fair Empowers Students Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Students Uplifting Ancestral Spaces piece together and revive the history of enslaved people who were buried in Van Cortlandt Park, The Bronx. Story by Soleil Hendy
Students Dig In: Unearthing the Hidden History of the Enslaved African Burial Ground Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–New and continuing students learn about resources available on and off campus with games, music, and free apparel. Story by Emily Nixon
BC Student Affairs Holds Resource Fair Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Administrators are investigating more faculty after firing four adjuncts in the wake of a May campus protest. Student leaders discuss how to intervene. Story by Elianna Tsigler
Student Leaders Plan to Intervene in BC’s “Fired Four” and Faculty Investigation Read More