News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Students with diverse cultural backgrounds detail how they attempt to embrace their roots and American identity while navigating life on campus as first-generation. Story by Marrianna Perreira
First-Gen College Students Often Feel Torn Between Two Worlds Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–Two tickets are running to fill the Undergraduate Student Government’s seats for president and vice president; each slate presented their hopes for student engagement, food options on campus and more. Story by Victoria Keraj
Student Government Prez and VP Candidates Debate BC’s Needs Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–Environmental activists are pushing for greenways along the Hudson River that would allow Bronxites to access their waterfronts and help offset health concerns in the borough. Story by Courtney Guscott
The Tidal Change: Waterfront Access in the Bronx Read More
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES–After finding his footing in voice acting, Ben Sperling dropped out of college; years later with career success, he’s making an academic comeback. Story by Michele Schultz
Voiceover Actor Ben Sperling on Finding Career Success and Going Back to School Read More
LEHMAN COLLEGE–In a night filled with music, karaoke and edgy decor, locals embrace the emo subculture in the Bronx and Black, Indigenous, people of color communities. Story by Seline Liz
It’s Not A Phase: Bronxites Celebrate Emo Nite! Read More
CITY COLLEGE–Make the Road NY, an immigrant rights advocacy group, led a workshop for students on how to protect themselves if stopped by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Story by Susannah Pittman
Undocumented CCNY Students Learn About Their Rights Read More