News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–In a book titled “Until We’re Seen,” students from BC and California State University detail the COVID-19 pandemic’s lasting effects on their communities. Story by T’Neil Gooden
‘Until We’re Seen’: BC Students Write About the Inequalities of COVID-19 Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Our images are a reminder of the cataclysmic situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said the artists about their work. Story by Michela Arlia
When The World Went Silent: Brooklyn College’s New ‘Places of Silence’ Exhibit Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“We’ll have one ceremony for all three classes to celebrate that we can finally have commencement back,” the college’s president said. Story by James Van Bramer
John Jay to Host a Joint In-Person Commencement for Pandemic-Era Graduates Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–The number of families that had reported homeschooling their kids increased by nearly 6% in the fall of 2020. Story by Marziya Hasan
Homeschooling on the Rise Amid COVID 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
YORK COLLEGE–Direct deposits started appearing in bank accounts earlier this month.
Over a Quarter of CUNY Students Receive Federal Pandemic Grants Read More