As a public institution, the City University of New York relies on funding from New York State and New York City to finance its yearly budget. These budgets cover everything from building
The dual enrollment programs offered by the City University of New York (CUNY) have proven to be the best college readiness resource for underserved students in New York City. CUNY’s College Now
MoreAt the 67th annual New York Emmy Awards, CUNY TV received two awards for their series “CENTRO Presents: Puerto Rican Voices” and another for “CUNY Laureates.” On the morning of July 26th,
MoreOn Thursday, Nov. 14th, the Queens College Academic Senate passed an amendment to QC’s classroom recording policy that prohibits photography in a classroom setting unless written consent is provided by the instructor.
MoreThere are over 100 non-City University of New York (CUNY) colleges competing for populations of students in New York City. CUNY’s Fiscal Year 2025 University Budget Request outlines the university’s plans to
MoreCUNY faculty disrupted a CUNY Board of Trustees meeting at John Jay College on Oct. 21st, leading to a protest outside and over 30 faculty arrests. “CUNY offered unacceptable raises seven months
MoreIn June 2023, CUNY unveiled its seven year strategic plan for 2023 – 2030, titled “CUNY Lifting New York.” The seven year plan contains four goals, each of which has several initiatives
MoreThe 10th anniversary celebration of CUNY’s Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) was held on Thursday, Sept. 12th. It was reported that external funding for research reached an all time high of $672
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