News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“She defied traditional cultural and familial expectations as a woman, and broke Asian stereotypes, paving the path and opening doors to Asian American studies for so many who came after her,” said one former CUNY official. Story by Gabriela Flores
Dr. Betty Lee Sung, City College’s Asian American Studies Founder, Dies At 98 Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Jordan Taylor has been missing for almost a month. Story by Michela Arlia
CUNY Law Student Remains Missing Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“It was incredible to see students, staff and faculty come together to beautify the campus and create a learning environment,” said one Brooklyn College official. Story by Michela Arlia
Beautifying WEB’s Walls: BC’s Latest Mural Project Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“While the state’s last adopted budget begins to answer the call, the work is far from over to meet the financial needs of New York’s students, faculty, staff and institutions,” wrote NYPIRG in its letter to Governor Kathy Hochul. Story by Gabriela Flores
NYPIRG Demands More Funds For CUNY, SUNY in Letter to Gov. Hochul Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Before the installments, the Women’s Center and Health Clinic were the only two sources of free menstrual products on campus. Story by Gabriela Flores
Brooklyn College Installs 72 Period Product Dispensers Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“We can avoid a fair hike if there is a plan, an answer, coming from all the decision makers: Albany, Washington, and City Hall and maybe others, that fills the $600 million gap,” said MTA Chairman John Lieber. Story by Radwan Farraj
MTA Announces Fare Hike Proposal For 2023 Read More