Transfer Explorer site helps students move from high school to CUNY
Dual enrollment significantly enhances college readiness and provides savings for high school students, especially those from underrepresented communities.
CUNY York College Interim President Dr. Claudia Schrader seeks to build community and inspire change - QNS.com
Dr. Claudia Schrader brings a hands-on approach to leadership at York College.
Schrader's experience in various leadership roles helps her navigate challenges at York.
Mapping out the future: CUNY gets big grant to help students build careers | amNewYork
CUNY receives $700,000 grant from Robin Hood for career milestone initiative
Collaboration between CUNY and Robin Hood enhances career readiness for students
CUNY awarded $5 million for ethnic studies graduate program
CUNY received a $5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch the state's first graduate degree program in Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies.
The grant will support incoming doctoral students and new professors, with an emphasis on advancing research and coursework on race and ethnicity.
Transfer Explorer site helps students move from high school to CUNY
Dual enrollment significantly enhances college readiness and provides savings for high school students, especially those from underrepresented communities.
CUNY York College Interim President Dr. Claudia Schrader seeks to build community and inspire change - QNS.com
Dr. Claudia Schrader brings a hands-on approach to leadership at York College.
Schrader's experience in various leadership roles helps her navigate challenges at York.
Mapping out the future: CUNY gets big grant to help students build careers | amNewYork
CUNY receives $700,000 grant from Robin Hood for career milestone initiative
Collaboration between CUNY and Robin Hood enhances career readiness for students
CUNY awarded $5 million for ethnic studies graduate program
CUNY received a $5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch the state's first graduate degree program in Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies.
The grant will support incoming doctoral students and new professors, with an emphasis on advancing research and coursework on race and ethnicity.
New scholarship honors memory of NY1 journalist Ruschell Boone
A new scholarship honoring Ruschell Boone supports West Indian students in journalism at CUNY.
Op-Ed | The value of a CUNY degree keeps growing for graduates | amNewYork
CUNY offers high-quality, affordable education leading to rapid economic mobility for graduates,
Op-ed | Diversity defines CUNY | amNewYork
CUNY's #Our CUNY anti-hate campaign emphasizes diversity and inclusion, aiming to support students from all backgrounds during challenging times.
Op-Ed | The humanities are vital to a CUNY education | amNewYork
Eversley's Climate Justice course empowers students to explore personal narratives on climate issues, bridging the gap between academia and real-world experiences.
Op-Ed | Time for CUNY to settle deal with faculty-staff union | amNewYork
CUNY's enrollment is increasing, signaling educational resilience post-pandemic, while faculty face ongoing contract challenges related to pay and job security.
Gov. Hochul and Jonathan Lippman aren't going to purge Jew-hatred at CUNY
Gov. Hochul's handling of CUNY antisemitism reflects either ignorance or unwillingness to genuinely address the problem.
New scholarship honors memory of NY1 journalist Ruschell Boone
A new scholarship honoring Ruschell Boone supports West Indian students in journalism at CUNY.
Op-Ed | The value of a CUNY degree keeps growing for graduates | amNewYork
CUNY offers high-quality, affordable education leading to rapid economic mobility for graduates,
Op-ed | Diversity defines CUNY | amNewYork
CUNY's #Our CUNY anti-hate campaign emphasizes diversity and inclusion, aiming to support students from all backgrounds during challenging times.
Op-Ed | The humanities are vital to a CUNY education | amNewYork
Eversley's Climate Justice course empowers students to explore personal narratives on climate issues, bridging the gap between academia and real-world experiences.
Op-Ed | Time for CUNY to settle deal with faculty-staff union | amNewYork
CUNY's enrollment is increasing, signaling educational resilience post-pandemic, while faculty face ongoing contract challenges related to pay and job security.
Gov. Hochul and Jonathan Lippman aren't going to purge Jew-hatred at CUNY
Gov. Hochul's handling of CUNY antisemitism reflects either ignorance or unwillingness to genuinely address the problem.
Exclusive | CUNY's Baruch College put on blast for trying to block Rosh Hashanah celebration: 'Appalling'
Baruch College initially blocked Rosh Hashanah celebrations, citing safety concerns, but reversed its decision after pushback from students and lawmakers.
CUNY needs overhaul to combat 'alarming' antisemitism fueled by profs, do-nothing higher-ups: damning state probe
CUNY requires an overhaul to address severe antisemitism fueled by faculty and insufficient administrative action, as highlighted in a recent report.
CUNY anti-Israel activists refused to cooperate with antisemitism probe, says judge who oversaw sweeping review
Activists at CUNY resisted an independent investigation into campus antisemitism, fearing for their free speech and potential targeting.
Exclusive | Student leaders at CUNY grad school pass anti-Israel resolution that bans spending on products like Sabra hummus, Starbucks
CUNY Graduate Center's student government passed a boycott resolution targeting products related to Israeli occupation, facing backlash of antisemitism claims.
Antisemitism at CUNY: Judge's report finds widespread fear on campus, outlines steps for college system to protect students | amNewYork
CUNY needs to significantly overhaul its policies to effectively combat antisemitism, according to a report released by state officials.
CUNY system for reporting antisemitism needs to be 'completely overhauled,' damning probe states
CUNY's antisemitism complaint portal is outdated and ineffective, requiring a complete overhaul to improve transparency and support for victims.
Exclusive | CUNY's Baruch College put on blast for trying to block Rosh Hashanah celebration: 'Appalling'
Baruch College initially blocked Rosh Hashanah celebrations, citing safety concerns, but reversed its decision after pushback from students and lawmakers.
CUNY needs overhaul to combat 'alarming' antisemitism fueled by profs, do-nothing higher-ups: damning state probe
CUNY requires an overhaul to address severe antisemitism fueled by faculty and insufficient administrative action, as highlighted in a recent report.
CUNY anti-Israel activists refused to cooperate with antisemitism probe, says judge who oversaw sweeping review
Activists at CUNY resisted an independent investigation into campus antisemitism, fearing for their free speech and potential targeting.
Exclusive | Student leaders at CUNY grad school pass anti-Israel resolution that bans spending on products like Sabra hummus, Starbucks
CUNY Graduate Center's student government passed a boycott resolution targeting products related to Israeli occupation, facing backlash of antisemitism claims.
Antisemitism at CUNY: Judge's report finds widespread fear on campus, outlines steps for college system to protect students | amNewYork
CUNY needs to significantly overhaul its policies to effectively combat antisemitism, according to a report released by state officials.
CUNY system for reporting antisemitism needs to be 'completely overhauled,' damning probe states
CUNY's antisemitism complaint portal is outdated and ineffective, requiring a complete overhaul to improve transparency and support for victims.
Antisemitism report lets CUNY off the hook, offers no help against hate: professor
The report on anti-Semitism at CUNY recognizes the problem but omits specific ongoing issues faced by Jewish faculty, undermining its potential impact.
CUNY and Attorney General James announce Ruschell Boone Scholarship
The Ruschell Boone Scholarship honors the late journalist and supports West Indian students pursuing journalism at CUNY.
CUNY established a fund of $125,000 to assist eligible students with educational costs.
Exclusive | CUNY professor in alleged drug-dealing, student-sex scandal at John Jay College will shockingly return to classroom
Despite serious allegations, a professor implicated in a drug and student-sex scandal at CUNY will return to teaching following a year-long suspension.
CUNY Brooklyn scholars awarded NEH grants for preservation and research
Three Brooklyn-based CUNY projects received National Endowment for the Humanities grants for preserving cultural heritage and advancing historical research.
Op-Ed | For CUNY dreamers, Mexico visit is about much more than education | amNewYork
Adela Zamora, a DACA recipient, finally returned to Mexico after 30 years, highlighting the emotional impact of migration and family connections for Dreamers.
Exclusive | CUNY cops fear schools unprepared for looming onslaught of anti-Israel protests: 'It's going to be bad'
CUNY campuses are unprepared for potentially dangerous anti-Israel protests, risking safety with inadequate planning and resources.
Hundreds of protesters arrested at Columbia as anti-Israel group calls for 'support'
Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters were arrested at Columbia University, with 230 arrests at the campus and a total of about 300 arrests between Columbia and CUNY's campuses.
Protesters were called to rally outside 1 Police Plaza in support of those who were allegedly still in jail following the arrests.
CUNY Introduces New Accessibility Policy for Students with Disabilities
CUNY adopts new accessibility policy to support students with disabilities.
SUNY, CUNY advocates call for more funding in state budget
Students advocate for increased funding for SUNY and CUNY
Advocates push for prevention of SUNY Downstate Medical Center closure
Op-Ed | CUNY's expanding nursing footprint fills big N.Y. need | amNewYork
CUNY is a significant contributor to NYC's healthcare workforce by graduating a large number of nurses annually
The new $95 million Nursing Education, Research, and Practice Center at Lehman College in the Bronx will expand nurse training capacity
CUNY settles federal complaints alleging antisemitism, Islamophobia: 'Step in the right direction'
CUNY settles discrimination complaints, focusing on anti-Jewish sentiments, promising more aggressive measures against bigotry.