News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–The school canceled 70 to 90 classes because they had fewer than 10 students enrolled, according to an interview with its Provost. This dropped the number of in-person courses to 59%. Story by James Van Bramer
John Jay Replaces Low-Enrolled Classes with Online Options Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Financial demands, personal responsibilities, or the intimidation of virtual learning are a few of the reasons why students opt-out of a semester online.
Hunter Enrollment Rates Increase in 2020; Graduation Rates Decrease Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Students from The City College of New York have mixed emotions about returning to in-person schooling in the fall.
Students Speak Out About Return to Campus Read More
YORK COLLEGE–Direct deposits started appearing in bank accounts earlier this month.
Over a Quarter of CUNY Students Receive Federal Pandemic Grants Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“That will be a major motivation for people to get the vaccine,” the governor said.
CUNY and SUNY to Require Vaccinations This Fall for In-Person Classes Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–A survey of issues from top candidates.
Hunter Envoy Asked Mayoral Candidates About CUNY. Here’s What They Said. Read More