News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — After the spike in enrollment of students in the fall of 2021, the number of undergraduate students enrolled has constantly declined at BC. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Enrollment Reaches New Low Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The algorithms within AI are able to rapidly generate animation sequences, posing a threat to traditional animators who often labor for hours to bring characters to life frame by frame. Story by Emmad Kashmiri and Kate Dempsey
Anime and Computer Science Clubs Host AI Ethics Event Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — The BC chapter aims to support various transformative environmental action policies. Their goal is to create climate jobs for communities of color, according to their project outline. Story by Tejaswi Kunamneni
New Club Aims to Protect Environment Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — While New York primaries do not have an “Uncommitted” option, blank votes are tallied, and activists started a “Leave it Blank” campaign to symbolize their protest. Story by Shlomie Katash
CUNY Campuses Served as Polling Sites for Presidential Primary Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Pira started hosting “Crochet and Chill” sessions weekly during the summer of 2022. They ended up being so popular that they carried over into the fall and spring semesters. Story by Amira Turner
The Women’s Center Weaves Fiber Arts into Feminism Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — “All colleges should hold Narcan trainings […] Our public health is a community concern, and the more tools we have to help each other, the better,” said Karlowski. Story by Yassir Azam
USG Hosts Narcan Training, Overdose Prevention Workshop Read More