News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Hunter College removed a job posting for a Palestinian Studies professor after Governor Kathy Hochul and CUNY’s Chancellor condemned its job description’s “divisive, polarizing and inappropriate” language. Story by Victoria Keraj
Hunter College Palestinian Studies Professor Job Rescinded Over Controversial Qualifications Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — The machines, named “Smart Pantries,” have a QR code that students can scan to open a quick survey and receive 10 points per week, which can be spent on items in the pantries. Story by Annabelle Underwood
Food Pantry Opens at Silberman School of Social Work Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Energized with new members, the college’s QSU revisits the lack of gender-neutral bathrooms on campus. Story by Carol Camila Bautista
Queer Student Union Revives Gender Neutral Bathroom Dilemma Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Yehui Zhao’s documentary, May The Soil Be Everywhere, is a story about the lost Chinese settlement Zhao’s great-grandfather had founded nearly a century ago, and where her grandmother was raised. Story by Hudson Stephens
Hunter MFA Alum Wins Documentary Film Award Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — “Every student deserves the right to have access to strong intervention strategies and safety nets that can serve them adequately in a time of need,” said Vignesh Subramanian, head of the NYSHMA Coalition. Story by Aarsh Chauhan & JK Rajjo
Hunter USG Joins Fight for Suicide Prevention Law Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE — Reporter goes behind the scene for the Muse performance, inspired by the 2004 film “Anchorman.” Video by Reagan Grant
Muse Scholars Prepare for Retro-Themed Annual Showcase Read More