News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–Protests arose during a career fair that hosted Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security Investigations, two agencies that caused fear among immigrant students on campus. Story by Jody-Ann Thomas
Protests Against Border Patrol Presence at the Spring 2025 Career Con Erupt on Campus Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE — The portraits contain numerous narratives that depict contemporary immigration and include the stories of deported children, transgender migrants and other asylum seekers. Story by Mia Euceda
Mural Project Highlights Migration Stories Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE — The initiative has been operational since 1997, offering free and confidential services regarding citizenship and immigration legal services. Story by Aliyah Ali
Queens College Opens Newest CUNY Citizenship Now! Location Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“While we sympathize with those facing difficult circumstances, it is crucial to balance compassion with the responsibility to protect our citizens,” one student said. Story by Parsva Shah
CUNY Students’ React to the Migrant Crisis Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Governor Hochul and other lawmakers are exploring ways to speed up the employment authorization process for asylum seekers. Story by Shlomie Katash
NY Leaders Consider Changes to Work Permits as Migrant Crisis Grows Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Mayor Adams says that the city cannot handle the influx of migrants without adequate support from the state and federal governments. Story by Allison Dubrow
Migrant Crisis Grows As NYC Grapples With Funding Issues Read More