News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Following a three-year hiatus in which the school had no formal journalism program, the new minor will focus on telling stories that are centered on the community’s needs. Story by Rachel Pakan
Media Studies Rolls Out Revived Journalism Minor; Emphasis on Digital Media; Community Engagement Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–At a campus protest last week, students criticized President Frank Wu for cooperating with New York City Police on an investigation into the school’s Muslim
Student Association. Story by Holden Velasco
QUEENS COLLEGE–The school’s information technology team installs anti-malware software, encrypts data and takes other measures to prevent cyberattacks and protect personal information. Story by Aida Quevedo and Michael Finch
Protecting Our Digital Campus: A Deep Dive into QC’s Cybersecurity Read More
CUNY–Brooklyn and Queens College put food trucks on their campuses to increase food accessibility, among other things. Stories by Shlomie Katash and Fatima Khan
CUNY Colleges Add More Food Vendors to Campuses Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Electricity and network services were not available in certain areas on campus, causing classes and activities in those locations to be canceled. Story by William Kuzma
Queens College Power Outage Disrupts Campus Activities Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–“The college recognizes and respects the right of the bishop and his staff to visit and perform services at the invitation of the Newman Center as well as the right of those who disagree with their views to peacefully protest,” reads a statement from the school’s media relations office. Story by Holden Velasco
Queens College Tries to Stay Neutral After On-Campus Pro-Choice Protest Read More