News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Dance, history lessons, poetry readings and barbeque filled the Tow Center lobby, allowing BC members to embrace Filipino and Asian Pacific Islander cultures. Story by Renae Visico
BCAP’s Pasifika Fest Celebrates Filipino and Indigenous Culture Amidst Fund Cuts Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–A space for the college’s Asian diaspora community to be together on campus. Story by Khalailah Bynoe
New Center Opens for Asian American, Native American, Pacific Islander Students Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — Over half of NYC’s Asian American population reported being insulted, harassed, threatened, or physically attacked in 2023 because of their race or ethnicity. Story by Apolline Lamy
Asian American Community Reflects on Deadly Atlanta Shooting Three Years Later Read More
CITY COLLEGE–The group offers networking opportunities for young women and workshops on healing from gender-based violence, among other things. Story by Annisha Singh
South Queens Women’s Group Advocates for Gender Justice Read More
Throughout the years, undergraduates have formed many campus groups to honor Asian customs. Story by Marc Carganilla
Hunter Students Celebrate Asian Culture Through Clubs Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“She defied traditional cultural and familial expectations as a woman, and broke Asian stereotypes, paving the path and opening doors to Asian American studies for so many who came after her,” said one former CUNY official. Story by Gabriela Flores
Dr. Betty Lee Sung, City College’s Asian American Studies Founder, Dies At 98 Read More