News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–Following the closure of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’s Glendale location, individuals must travel farther distances to other clinics and pay more for service. Story by Priya Thakur
Cat Rescuers Lose Only Affordable Clinic in Queens Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–To comply with the NYC Department of Sanitation’s new regulations, small restaurants face financial burdens and other challenges. Story by Yolbeny Checo
What New Trash Rules Mean for Small Restaurants Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Following Empire Outlet’s foreclosure last year, it is unclear what the vision is moving forward, as several individuals and groups have a stake in the mall’s future development. Story by Shayna Hanig
Struggling Staten Island Outlet Mall Faces an Uncertain Future Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Author Safia Jama shared her work “Crowded House” with students and faculty at the school’s public art gallery. Story by Elina Salikhova
Literary Voyage: Baruch Lecturer Unveils Debut Poem Collection Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE– “Freedom is a continuous struggle,” one protester said. Story by Emma Delahanty
Like Counterparts in the War, Ukrainian Protesters Won’t Back Down Read More
CUNY–Undergraduate reporters are covering how the conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East affects their campus communities. Stories by Serin Sarsour, Kate Dempsey, Shlomie Katash, Nicole Bryk, Jahlil Rush and Holden Velasco
CUNY Student Journalists Cover Israeli Conflict Read More