News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–A late bloomer known as a “corpse flower” drew long lines for visitors to experience the “dead rat” smell of its first bloom since arriving at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in 2018. Story by Julia Aiello
Rare ‘Corpse Flower’ Briefly Takes NYC By the Nose Read More
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 — The CUNY Gaza Solidarity Encampment called the decision, “a shameful attempt” to sabotage their encampment. Story by Chishana Rattan
City College Closes Community Food Pantry Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — Hundreds of onlookers decided to join in and cheer him on throughout the event. Many shouted “Cheeseball Man” and “eat those cheeseballs.” Story by Jocelyn Aucapina
Man Wins Hearts by Eating Barrel of Cheeseballs in Union Square 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