News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE— Whether it’s because of unclear work definitions, stricter immigration policies or a bone-dry job market, international students are rethinking the American Dream. Story by Eman Mubarik
International Students Wonder Whether U.S. is Place to Be Read More
HUNTER COLLEGE— After two campaigns to keep ROTC off CUNY campuses succeeded over a decade ago, the program, funded by the Department of War, is making a quiet return to CUNY. Story by Alex Augenbraun
ROTC Quietly Rebuilds at CUNY Read More
CITY COLLEGE— For a generation raised on smart technology and social media, disconnecting is becoming a difficult task that more are realizing may be necessary. Story by Marvin Jean
Students Try to Step Away from Endless Scrolling Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— Due to the closure of their usual rehearsal spaces, clubs were subject to a frustrating experience trying to prepare for the popular Multicultural Night. Story by Ella San Juan
Student Performers Frustrated by Lack of Rehearsal Space Ahead of Multicultural Night Read More
QUEENS COLLEGE— With $3 million in state funding, CUNY is planning to add 113 campus-led AI initiatives to foster learning and keep New York students ahead of the curve with the technology. Story by Isaiah Brown
CUNY AI Innovation Fund Grants $3 Million to 113 Campus-led Initiatives Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE— For fans craving community, Singers has become a favorite spot to watch Liberty games since joining the team’s official bar network last season. Story by Julian Russo
Singers Bar Hosts New York Liberty Watch Parties Read More