November 9, 2023 Pot sales — now legal, and local By Samantha Simmons Campus News Facing a slow roll out of dispensary licenses from the New York State Office of Cannabis Management, farmers have…
February 4, 2022 Investigation into alleged anti-Semitism at Brooklyn College The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced it has opened a formal investigation into a complaint alleging Jewish students at Brooklyn…
April 8, 2021 Canvas takes over the classroom, but can they take over the quad? By Darren Johnson Campus News To the lay person, it would seem that Zoom has come out the big tech winner during our year…
June 16, 2020 As the Supreme Court is about to decide, CUNY reasserts its pro-DACA stance The City University of New York is redoubling efforts to provide financial and legal support to thousands of undocumented students, whose lives would be…
April 23, 2020 Making sure students can get SNAP benefits during crisis Today, Congressman Jimmy Gomez (CA-34), along with Congressmen Josh Harder (CA-10) and Jimmy Panetta (CA-20), introduced the Emergency Ensuring Access to SNAP (EATS) Act…
October 7, 2019 College prison program graduates first class; transforms lives By Darren Johnson Campus News In a first-ever ceremony this past summer, 18 male inmates at Sullivan Correctional Facility received their B.S. degrees in…
September 24, 2019 NYC, CUNY announce massive census outreach effort Mayor Bill de Blasio, City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, and The City University of New York (CUNY) today announced an unprecedented $19 million investment…
July 8, 2019 COVER STORY: STEM grads optimistic; others less so By Darren Johnson Campus News After three or four years of study, STEM majors are very optimistic about their futures. Humanities and Social Science…
June 7, 2019 If you want a job in the cannabis industry, you better prepare NOW By Darren Johnson Campus News It’s like the technology boom of the 1990s: Suddenly the Internet hit big, and any people with tech skills…
May 8, 2019 Campus News 2.0 will break up the paper into regions We’re breaking up. Well, we’re trying to. With the “death of mass media” and all, Campus News is pursuing version 2.0, where we become…
February 14, 2019 Ways to graduate with little to no debt OneClass, the online company best known for its business model where students can buy and sell class and textbook notes, sent us numerous infographics…
January 17, 2019 SUNY student leader decries Governor’s budget SUNY student assembly leader Mike Braun issued this statement in regards to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s higher education budget for the coming year: ”Students appreciate…
January 5, 2019 These will be the top stories in 2019 By Darren Johnson Campus News Any publication can recap last year, but we at Campus News have gotten good at predicting what will happen…
December 13, 2018 A Long Island City college readies for Amazon’s new HQ By Leanne Costantino Campus News On November 13th, 2018, Amazon announced the selections of New York City and Northern Virginia for its HQ2 sites….
October 14, 2018 Cengage offers textbook subscriptions By Yesenia Coello Campus News Being a student in today’s world is hard. Between the work and the devastating reality that most students will…