News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–University students from around the world have the yearly opportunity to create a for-profit venture, and this year’s theme is sustainable fashion. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
Hult Prize Invites CUNY Students to Make Fashion Sustainable Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The proposal calls for about $24 per hour and would take effect in 2025. Story by Jared Maloney
NYC Proposes Minimum Wage for App-based Delivery Workers Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The new appointee is a veteran herself and recently graduated from John Jay with a master’s degree in human rights. Story by Caryl Anne Francia
CUNY Appoints First Inclusion Coordinator for Veterans Affairs Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“Cutting classes a week shorter to study would be great, especially in some cases where a midterm is a week before the final,” said one student. Story by Adriana Maria Lopez Tavares
Baruch Students Re-Envision “Reading Day” Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–During the Nov. 10 demonstration, protesters demanded accountability from the school. Story by Alexandra Adelina Nita
Kingsborough Security Places Knee on Student’s Back, Sparking Protest Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Overcrowded bulletins make it difficult for clubs to effectively disseminate information about their meetings and events. Story by the Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Overcrowded Bulletin Boards Hurt Club Life Read More