News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Three women software engineers spoke with students about the possibilities and challenges in the computer science field, advising them to start networking while in college. Story by T’Neil Gooden
Women in Computer Science Urge Students to Network Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Last November, seven interns from the English Department participated in a spelling bee with three winners scoring prizes. Story by Margot Dragos
Riverrun Club Hosts First Spelling Bee Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“‘Women’s bathrooms’ look one way, and ‘men’s bathrooms’ look another way. It is possible, though, to imagine an entirely different bathroom experience.” Op-ed by Massimo Ranieri
Beyond the Bathroom Binary: All-Gender Restrooms at Brooklyn College Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–The quad’s 95-year-old trees are getting replaced in the spring with American elms after an inventory found they’re past their lifetime. Story Victoria Keraj
East Quad Renovations Aim To Replace Aging Trees Read More
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
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Campus organizations continue supporting immigrant students as President Trump’s threats and deportation efforts persist. Story by Kira Ricarte
ISSO and Dream Team Collaborate for “Immigrants Day of Action” Read More