News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
HUNTER COLLEGE–While the Excelsior Scholarship allows students to go to school without charge, there are many requirements they must meet. Story by Jada Shannon
New York State Promises Tuition-Free College, But There’s a Catch Read More
COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND–Last week, students and professors protested against the executive budget proposal for NYC because it decreases funding for CUNY. Story by Yasmine Abdeldayem, Petra Gregory and Arnold Lopez
“No Cuts to CUNY”: Community Rallies in Defense of CSI Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“New York policies should make college easier to access and afford – not harder,” said the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Out-of-state Students Should Not Have to Endure Tuition Hikes Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Many undergraduates live at home, apply for financial aid and work part-time to pay for school. Story by Timothy Liu
City College Students Avoid Student Loans, Pay Tuition Other Ways Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Students and faculty voiced concerns about CUNY ordering each of its colleges to decrease its budget. Story by Radwan Farraj
Potential Budget Cuts Dominate Campus Town Hall Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–“What do we want? Free CUNY! When do we want it? Now!” chanted students and faculty. Story by Alexandra Adelina Nita
Baruch Students Protest Proposed CUNY and SUNY Tuition Hike Read More