CCNY Men’s Soccer Team Struggles
CITY COLLEGE–The Beavers are on a losing streak this season, and have not won the CUNY Athletic Conference Championship Series since 2015. Story by Jimmy Aragon
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OPINION: Kosher Food Back on Campus
QUEENS COLLEGE–In response to an op-ed about how the lack of kosher food options on campus affects Jewish students, the school added more options this fall. Story by Avi Koenig
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Students For Justice In Palestine Protest CUNY, Advocate For Palestinians
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Last Thursday, students gathered outside the school in support of Palestine and in opposition to how CUNY responded to the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas. Story by Kate Dempsey
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New CUNY SPS Dean Takes on Declining Budget, Student Experience
CUNY SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–In her new role, Lisa R. Braverman is looking for ways to cut costs, increase enrollment and serve students. Story by Ivan De Luce
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York to Build First NCAA Level Track and Field in Southeast Queens
YORK COLLEGE–The facility will help students prepare for competitions, and allow the school to host events for the National Collegiate Athletics Association. Story by Ilvea Lezama
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BMCC Debuts Student Concert Series
BARUCH COLLEGE–As part of an ongoing collaboration with Perelman Performing Arts Center, the Borough of Manhattan Community College held its first concert on Sept 27 and will put on several other performances in the coming months. Story by Mia Euceda
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