Features

By Michela Arlia         Common hours on the quad were vibrant once again as the Involvement Fair returned for the second time in person since […]

By Serin Sarsour   America was set back about 50 years when the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade on June 24, terminating the constitutional […]

By Gabriela Flores       While she searched through the city’s thrift and vintage troves, Manuela Surillo became a budding entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with. […]

By Gabriela Flores    After serving three years in the Undergraduate Student Government, President Iqura Naheed is set to graduate later this month from Brooklyn College. […]

By Gabriela Flores        In celebration of CUNY’s undocumented and immigrant students, John Jay hosted a university-wide event alongside Brooklyn College’s Immigrant Student Success Office (ISSO) […]

By Serin Sarsour    Brooklyn College held a CUNY-wide Eid al-Fitr community celebration on Wednesday, May 4 with the efforts of several clubs.     “The Eid celebration […]

By Mary Zakharova    Brooklyn College held a virtual discussion about the importance of covering Asian American and Pacific Islander history in school curriculums on Thursday, […]

By John Schilling   It was almost four years ago that Carina D’Urso, a native Brooklynite and the daughter of Italian immigrants, first toured the […]

By Serin Sarsour    A new blog called CUNYverse was created by CUNY to serve as a platform where its students can share their voices and […]

By Johan Abdu    It’s been 40 years since the tragic 1982 murder of Vincent Chin, an Asian-American beaten to death by two white autoworkers in […]