News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BARUCH COLLEGE— Whether it’s increased food costs or decreased staff, President Donald Trump’s tariffs have put mom and pop restaurants under noticeable stress. Story by Juan Diego Ramirez
Trump Tariffs Push NYC’s Small Restaurants to a Breaking Point Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— “Having this resource readily accessible to students is huge when there are a lot of museums that students are priced out of,” Kelly Luu, a Nagelberg Fellow, said. Story by Lee Munoz
University Galleries Create Opportunity for Students, Artists and the Community Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Respect, discipline and consistency are vital to Raul’s Boxing House Club, where fighters from different nationalities and fighting styles train and build community. Story by Jon Sosa
Sunset Park’s Temple for Pugilists Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE—Rhythm, lively footwork and vibrant attire decked the streets of Jackson Heights, Queens in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Story by Leslie Munoz-Reyes, Victor Garate
Hispanic Heritage Parade Kicks of Month Long Celebration Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Asians for Sex Positivity gives members a non-judgemental space to discuss their sexualities and sex without taboos and race-based stereotypes. Story by Cris Aguasvivas
Asians for Sex Positivity Builds Community Through Education Read More
CUNY–Undergraduate journalists capture the pulse of the 2024 presidential election. Stories by Harlem View, The Knight News, Vanguard, The Sentinel, and Dollars & Sense
CUNY Undergrad Election Coverage Read More