Hunter Students Celebrate Asian Culture Through Clubs
Throughout the years, undergraduates have formed many campus groups to honor Asian customs. Story by Marc Carganilla
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USG Interfaith Proposal Fails to Meet Required Number of Signatures
BARUCH COLLEGE–The petition garnered 1,359 signatures, 122 short of the necessary threshold. Story by Jahlil Rush
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Sustainability Club Plants Over 600 Seeds During Two-day Gardening Initiative
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Across the West Quad, the group sowed varieties of lovegrasses, bushes and strawberry plants. Story by Paulina Gajewski
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John Jay Announces Closure of Communications and Theatre Arts Department
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“It’s sad that students won’t have this outlet to express themselves,” one student said. Story by Lauren Braithwaite and Karla Saenz
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Former Baruch Bookstore Reopens with Temporary Seating for Students
BARUCH COLLEGE–The space is open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
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The New York Times Gives Baruch No. 1 Ranking
BARUCH COLLEGE–In its interactive college ranking tool, the news outlet put Baruch in first place because of affordability, diversity and other favorable qualities. Story by Nicole Bryk
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