Brooklyn College Launches Composting Pilot
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Members of the school community can bring food scraps, plant material and yard waste for composting. Story by Gabriela Flores
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Club Life Declines Despite Decrease in Pandemic Restrictions
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“Right after COVID started, we had many clubs who struggled to engage with their members and new students,” said one student life official. Story by Lauren Braithwaite
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Students Pray in Clivner=Field Plaza to Protest Meditation Room Location
BARUCH COLLEGE–“Our biggest hope is to be seen, heard and acknowledged,” said one student. Story by Justina Dodani
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Students Lead March Across Brooklyn Bridge For New Deal For CUNY
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“If you care about us, you must give us the resources we need to grow,” said one student. Story by Gabriela Flores
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CUNY Receives Over $12 Million in Program Funding
BARUCH COLLEGE–The money comes from a congressional bill President Biden signed in November and will support various projects and programs across the University. Story by Nathan Woo Yang
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People’s CUNY Launches; Discusses Racism, Repression
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The newly-formed coalition, which seeks to address repression within CUNY and New York City, recently held a launch meeting with community leaders, students and professors. Story by Gabriela Flores
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