A recently released study from the CUNY Institute for State and Local Governance shows that those worries may have been mostly unfounded, with pretrial services mostly keeping up with the demand, despite some challenges.
Read MoreQueens-raised Kith designer Ronnie Fieg announced that the fall release would highlight smaller local colleges in New York City.
Read More“That's what I’ve been trying to do — to be that bridge for inclusivity.”
Read MoreQueens College’s new president had his sights set on CUNY from the beginning.
Read More“The lives of all students are being interrupted this semester as the coronavirus has caused extreme disruption and hardship, forcing difficult decisions on a global scale.”
Read More“A lot of people that are staying at the dorms don’t really have anywhere else to go.”
Read More“The cases (Not open) of gloves are kept on the shelves. You can give all the cases.”
Read MoreWith a March 12 start date for the 2020 Census looming, the City University of New York Census Corps has readied over 200 students throughout the school to engage their neighbors and educate New Yorkers about the importance of the census.
Read MoreLaGuardia, located in Long Island City is the top producer of Fulbright scholars among all of the nation’s community colleges.
Read MoreThe Excelsior Scholarship, which covers tuition for a subset of CUNY and SUNY students, would widen its eligibility through the state’s 2021 executive budget.
Read MoreA picture is worth a thousand words.
Read MoreThe tuition and fee hikes were packaged into a larger budget request that CUNY will ask of New York City and the state for the coming academic year.
Read MoreSen. Toby Ann Stavisky stressed the importance of capital funding, or infrastructure funding, for college buildings in New York City and throughout the CUNY system.
Read MoreCouncil Speaker Corey Johnson announced the creation of a fund that will provide 1,250 qualifying students with $400 to spend on campus food.
Read MoreProfessors will see salary increases across the board, as well as minimum pay for a three-credit course increasing to $5,500.
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