News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–“We haven’t decided if we want to raise it or reallocate it,” said the student government president. Story by Alteara Huggins-Jones
CSI Student Gov. Considers Raising Activity Fee Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The school’s total enrollment has steadily lowered from about 17,000 students in spring 2020, when the university shut down due to the pandemic, to around 14,000 this fall 2022 term. Story by Gabriela Flores
Brooklyn College’s Enrollment Continues to Drop Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Enrollment at Brooklyn College dropped by more than 1,000 students from last fall to this spring semester. Story by Gabriela Flores
CUNY’s Enrollment Drops Continue Amid COVID, BC Follows Suit Read More
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
BROOKLYN COLLEGE-Enrollment is 16% lower than last year at CUNY.
By Choice or Circumstance, Pandemic Brought Change to CUNY Students 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