News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–The BA.286 strain is not driving the current increases in cases and hospitalizations, and antibodies are effective against it. Story by Ali Hussain
New COVID-19 Variant May Not Be as Detrimental As Initially Thought Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–William Huynh and Yuhan Lin came out on top in a summer program that aims to provide university students studying actuarial science with work experience. Story by Nicole Bryk
Baruch Students Win CAS Case Competition Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Hundreds of new faculty members will join the university this year, and millions of dollars will support various CUNY initiatives. Story by Jahlil Rush
Funding for CUNY Aims to Hire More Faculty, Boost Programs Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Vendors are calling for the city to treat them as small businesses, issue more permits and support them in other ways. Story by Yadira Gonzalez
Street Vendors Rally for Greater Worker Protection Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–On May 1, demonstrators marched in Manhattan, calling for additional rights for workers in various industries. Story by Malina Seenarine
Worker Organizations Demand More Protection Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–This reproductive freedom will reaffirm that pregnant people have the ultimate right to decide what happens to their bodies. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Abortion Pill Must Be Accessible on CUNY, SUNY Campuses Read More