News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–Faculty members voted to reschedule the documentary’s screening to Nov. 28, after the original showing was canceled because of concerns about antisemitism on campus. Story by Nikole Rajgor
“Israelism” Film Rescheduled 24 Hours After Being Canceled by Hunter Administration Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Although the state-funded program aims to cover the costs for the uninsured and underinsured, many undocumented individuals are still expected to pay for medical care. Story by Aarsh Chauhan
Uncovered: Charity Care Often Leaves Jersey City’s Undocumented with Bills Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“There is not a single moment when the house is calm,” one student said. Story by Jada Shannon
Female Students Bear Weight of Hard-to-Access Childcare in NYC Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–While the Excelsior Scholarship allows students to go to school without charge, there are many requirements they must meet. Story by Jada Shannon
New York State Promises Tuition-Free College, But There’s a Catch Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–Latine undergraduates find it hard to connect with each other because there is a lack of communication and engagement among students. Story by Sabrina Rosado
Latine Students Struggle to Build Community Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE–“This course will be life-changing for many people because it will give them more confidence about what they want to do after graduating from Hunter,” one student said. Story by Lucas Nguyen
New Course Focuses on Career Planning for Journalism Students Read More