The NYC Environmental Justice Alliance (NYC-EJA) in collaboration with the CUNY Climate Justice Hub (The Hub) hosted the CUNY Climate Justice Summit, which took place on Feb. 25 at the CUNY Graduate Center and was the first student-centered event that the organizations have held.

On Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the CUNY Board of Trustees Public Hearing, the City College chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (CCNY SJP) along with other CUNY SJP chapters and pro-Palestinian organizations called on CUNY to implement the five demands of the CUNY Gaza Solidarity Encampment (CUNY GSE).

In the pages of history, whispers of artificial intelligence (AI) have captivated our imagination. Long before the 21st century dawned, visionaries envisioned machines that could think and learn like humans.

Now, more than ever, going to college has become less of a natural path and more of a question. With the efficacy of a degree seeming to be at its lowest point, the volatile job market, and social media being a legitimate source of income for many, would-be undergrads are electing to skip college and instead seek other opportunities.

Attending this program with 8 fellow students shattered my understanding of the financial industry, revealing depth I never knew existed.

On August 10, 2024, as I was going through the trouble of making sure all my financial aid and scholarships and loans were being processed correctly for the upcoming semester, I received an email.

In today's turbulent political and social landscape, our democracy is undergoing a rigorous examination.