News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE — The portraits contain numerous narratives that depict contemporary immigration and include the stories of deported children, transgender migrants and other asylum seekers. Story by Mia Euceda
Mural Project Highlights Migration Stories Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — A senior at the college organized a voter registration drive for other students. “I encourage Baruch students to vote and those who need a job, go work the Election Day polls!” she said. Story by Selma Sihali
Bearcats Encouraged to Work Polls, Vote Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — Despite warnings, organizers of the strike announced on May Day evening that over 300 members participated in the strike, calling it “historic” as the union’s first strike in its 52-year existence. Story by Divine Adeniyi
CUNY Faculty Strike Illegally to Support Students Protestors Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — Virtual fencing recasts the traditional image of cowboys to monitoring and controlling cattle movements through a digital touch. Story by Emmalyn Meyer
‘It’s Not the Cow, It’s the How’: Virtual Fencing Brings Sustainability to Ranching Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — “I’m always for the students but the faculty are really killing it out here,” one audience member said. Story by Carol Chen
Students Win Second Annual Students vs Faculty Basketball Game Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The People’s Forum offered to display the artwork and titled the showcase “Rehousing of a Censorship + boycotted show at UrbanGlass.” The exhibition remained on view until March 21. Story by
Zoe Del Percio-Evans