News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Make the Road NY, an immigrant rights advocacy group, led a workshop for students on how to protect themselves if stopped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Story by Susannah Pittman
Undocumented CCNY Students Learn About Their Rights Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Advocacy groups are demanding for the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University student who was arrested for his connection to organizing pro-Palestine protests. Story by Victoria Keraj, Paulina Gajewski, Rami Mansi
New Yorkers Protest Detainment of Pro-Palestine Advocate Mahmoud Khalil Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–During a Board of Trustees public hearing, pro-Palestine students rallied for CUNY to divest from Israeli companies, release a statement in solidarity with Palestinians, among other demands. Story by Victoria Moran Garcia
Pro-Palestine CUNY Students Shut Down Feb. Trustees Hearing Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY’s 31 libraries and 100 cultural centers have troves of archives that detail New York’s history. Archivists are piecing it all together for students, alumni and residents to access. Story by Jalen George
CUNY Library Services Launch Three-Year Archive Project to Preserve New York History Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The BC Pre-Law Society’s community of aspiring law students support one another as they navigate the profession’s challenges, campus resources and law school entrance exams. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Pre-Law Society Making Law an Accessible Practice Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Students transferring between CUNY campuses can now check their transferred credits on CUNYFirst and reduce their chances of retaking courses or delaying degree completion. Story by Varisha Hassan
CUNY Gets Closer To Seamless College Transfers Read More