News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The MTA has wrapped up its public hearings on the IBX transit line, with most commuters on board with its construction; next stop: an environmental review process. Story by Massimo Ranieri
Interborough Express on Track To Connect Brooklyn and Queens Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE—Before crossing the border, the family had to leave all their clothes, shoes, jackets, and food at their last hotel in Tijuana, Mexico. Story by Candice Duncan
Undocumented Family Crosses the Southern Border and Reunites In Queens Read More
CITY COLLEGE–The group offers networking opportunities for young women and workshops on healing from gender-based violence, among other things. Story by Annisha Singh
South Queens Women’s Group Advocates for Gender Justice Read More
YORK COLLEGE–“It’s about time we got some safe and high-quality weed in this borough,” one student said. Story by Niko Balkaran
First Legal Weed Dispensary in Queens Opens Near York College Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Some residents and community leaders are worried that New York State’s potential new district lines could weaken the political power of progressive officials. Story by Luca GoldMansour
Redistricting Plans Concern Queens Progressives Read More
BROOKLYN NEWS SERVICES – On the steps of City Hall, NOW members urge Queens residents to reject City Council hopeful Hiram Monserrate for his past as a domestic abuser and his conviction on fraud charges.
Women’s Group Blasts Council Candidate Monserrate Read More