News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–Pieces of an amusement park from Germany that tested the bounds of arts, political imagery and a viewer’s imagination in 1987, finds a second life in Hudson Yards decades later. Story by Zoe Del Percio-Evans
Germany’s 1987 art amusement park ‘Luna Luna’ restored in NYC Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Locals and state elected officials are calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to sign a bill that requires big oil companies to pay $75 billion over 25 years for projects that will address climate change. Story by Regina Martinez
Who Pays For Climate Initiatives? NY Governor Faces Choice: Taxpayers or Big Oil Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The university’s total enrollment sees a 2% increase with community colleges, graduate student admissions, and programs like CUNY Reconnect, which re-enrolls former students who did not graduate, attributing to the boost. Story by Megan Russo
CUNY Enrollment Uptick Continues for Second Year in a Row Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–South Korea’s 4B movement, where women avoid heterosexual relationships in response to gender inequality, is gaining attraction in the US amid rises in anti-abortion policies. Story by Daria Hrabar
Trump’s Win Sparks US Interest in South Korean Movement Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Advocates are pushing for paid sick leave rules to extend to workers caring for pets, recognizing that pet ownership helps with mental health. Story by Nana Komnan
NYC Council Proposes Bill to Legalize Sick Time for Pet Care Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–After a steam leak caused the death of a child, two bills are expected to pass and enforce improved maintenance of radiators. Story by Saika Chowdhury
NYC Council Expected to Implement Stricter Regulations on Radiators Soon Read More