News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
QUEENS COLLEGE–Union faculty members were arrested on Oct. 21 while protesting outside John Jay College where CUNY’s top decision-makers, the Board of Trustees, met. Story by Shadman Hoque
CUNY Union Members Arrested During Protests Over Wage Stagnation Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–Administrators roll out a faculty survey while considering how they can better support transfer students and fulfill their re-accreditation review. Story by Natalie Sanchez
Queens College Re-Accreditation Process in Progress Read More
CUNY–Undergraduate journalists capture the pulse of the 2024 presidential election. Stories by Harlem View, The Knight News, Vanguard, The Sentinel, and Dollars & Sense
CUNY Undergrad Election Coverage Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–CUNY faculty receive a $200,000 grant to determine how students can learn to ethically use artificial intelligence. Story by Omar Ahmed
CUNY Finds Funding For AI Teaching Tools Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE–University decision-makers invest $4.49 million to improve the CUNY Athletic Conference, benefitting campuses competing on the NCAA Division III level. Story by Michael Finch
CUNY Athletic Conference Now Managed by External Company 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