News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE–The BA.286 strain is not driving the current increases in cases and hospitalizations, and antibodies are effective against it. Story by Ali Hussain
New COVID-19 Variant May Not Be as Detrimental As Initially Thought Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE– “We are confident that this is the appropriate time to lift the COVID vaccine requirement as a condition of enrollment or employment, though we continue to encourage all students, faculty and staff to stay up to date with vaccinations,” said CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez. Story by Gabriela Flores and Michela Arlia
CUNY Rolls Back COVID-19 Vax Mandate, Effective Summer ‘23 Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Our images are a reminder of the cataclysmic situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said the artists about their work. Story by Michela Arlia
When The World Went Silent: Brooklyn College’s New ‘Places of Silence’ Exhibit Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“It was very frustrating not being able to go to class even after I had gotten tested because I wasn’t cleared,” said one student. Story by Gabriela Flores
Random Testing Causes Some To Lose Campus Access Without Notice Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Students and faculty reflect on the benefits and challenges of in-person instruction about one year after its return. Story by Shemiza Basdeo
York Community Adjusts to Status Quo of In-Person Learning Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“I’ve noticed that students with online and in-person courses on the same days have a hard time finding a place to study without feeling like more students might come in and be loud,” John Jay’s Student Council President said. Story by Lauren Braithwaite
On-Campus Students Struggle Taking Online Classes Read More