News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Six mayoral candidates spoke with students and alums about their goals relating to NYC’s affordability, immigration, reproductive health, and other issues pertinent to voters. Story by Key Jones-Ford
TREEage Hosts Mayoral Student Town Hall Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Two tickets are running to fill the Undergraduate Student Government’s seats for president and vice president; each slate presented their hopes for student engagement, food options on campus and more. Story by Victoria Keraj
Student Government Prez and VP Candidates Debate BC’s Needs Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Advocacy groups are demanding for the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University student who was arrested for his connection to organizing pro-Palestine protests. Story by Victoria Keraj, Paulina Gajewski, Rami Mansi
New Yorkers Protest Detainment of Pro-Palestine Advocate Mahmoud Khalil Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The BC Pre-Law Society’s community of aspiring law students support one another as they navigate the profession’s challenges, campus resources and law school entrance exams. Story by T’Neil Gooden
BC Pre-Law Society Making Law an Accessible Practice Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students demand Gov. Kathy Hochul to address climate change through bills like “Solar on Schools” and the NY Heat Act, which aims to cut energy bills for low-to-moderate income New Yorkers. Story by Ezae Darby
CUNY Students Attend ‘Youth Day of Action’ in Albany Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The concept of “saturation” – or the magnifying of color and vibrancy – is explored through photography and other forms of media by artists Deborah Willis and Mason Webb. Story by Jaida Dent
BC Art Gallery Reveals Two ‘Saturation’ Themed Exhibitions Read More