News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— “I feel like people assume that presentations can just be very academic. But this event adds some whimsy to it,” said Brooklyn College senior Shania Clarke. Story by T’Neil Gooden
Let’s Talk: March Motormouths with BC’s Classical & Historical Society Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE— A collection of student projects were on display as part of Open Data Week, with one project geared towards making workflow easier for those with ADHD. Story by Manish Kumar
CUNY PIT Pop-Up Features ADHD-Focused Tech Tool Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— The star freshman forward from Lindenhurst in Long Island led his team in total points en route to the program’s first All-American nod by a rookie. Story by Octavio Villena
Queens College Men’s Soccer Player Bradyn Brown Becomes First Rookie to Earn All-American Honors Read More
CITY COLLEGE— “The second I see Yankees jerseys, I know I’m not getting home on time,” 15-year-old Maya Lopez said. “The sidewalk turns into Times Square for no reason.” Story by Katherine Diaz Sanchez
Neighbors Groan When Yankees Fans Crowd the Streets Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— A record-breaking $25 million in federal funding coming to CUNY gives the administration different options on how to spend it. Maisa Maliha, reporting intern at The Knight News, makes the argument a prominent focus should be on affordability. Story by Maisa Maliha
OP-ED: CUNY’s $25 Million Funding Must Prioritize Affordability and Student Access Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE— “You have to choose between am I gonna pay the $3 both directions to get to campus or not? Or am I gonna be able to get food for lunch today? That’s not a choice that anyone should have to make,” said James Davis, president of the Professional Staff Congress. Story by Maryana Averyanova
CUNY Advocates Call for Free Transit and Increased Funding Read More