News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE — Pira started hosting “Crochet and Chill” sessions weekly during the summer of 2022. They ended up being so popular that they carried over into the fall and spring semesters. Story by Amira Turner
The Women’s Center Weaves Fiber Arts into Feminism Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–At a campus book talk, political theorist Cynthia Enloe highlighted the distinct drawbacks women face during war. Story by Kate Dempsey
Feminist Author Explains Wartime Gender Disparities in Africa, Asia Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“We want to de-stigmatize the usage of the word vagina because it’s a human body part and no one should be embarrassed to say it,” said one individual from the school’s undergraduate student government. Story by Pamela Rozon
“Design Your C**kie” Event Educates Students on Female Sexual Health Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Both speakers discussed their history with Plath and how her poetry impacted feminism in the 1960s and onward. Story by Sabrina Rosado
Feminist Icons Gloria Steinem and Robin Morgan Headline Hunter’s Sylvia Plath Symposium Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The Hess Scholar program invites individuals from various academic disciplines to share knowledge and speak on issues of concern to the Brooklyn College community. Story by Radwan Farraj
Wolfe Institute Names Author, Activist Barbara Smith as Hess Scholar Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE — An intersectional feminist club is overdue at Lehman College, according one of its founders, where 69 percent of students are female.
Intersectional Feminist Club Launches at Lehman Read More