Congrats to CUNY’s newest recipients of the Guggenheim Fellowship, one of the country’s most prestigious scholarly and artistic awards!

New York State introduced two scholarships that will help students pursuing careers as math and science teachers and master’s degrees in education. Apply by May 13 and 16, respectively.

Transferring to a new college can be tough. This CUNY student explains how she overcame her fears and how things eventually got better.

The daughters of Civil Rights icons Medgar and Myrlie Evers and Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz visited this CUNY, where they shared wisdom and encouragement and spoke about the obligation to carry their fathers’ legacy forward.

What’s it like being a social media intern at CUNY TV? Here’s a day in the life! 📺✨

Our Chancellor’s visit to a Brooklyn high school showcased the ongoing partnership between CUNY and NYC Public Schools to prepare public school students for college and careers.

Even in a fast-paced world, you can be a driver of change. The 2025 TEDxCUNY Conference on May 2 will show you the way. Tickets are free for students and discounted for employees.

This CUNY professor and former Fulbright scholar loves to help students develop their musical repertoire.

Students served runway realness at this CUNY’s annual fashion show! 👓👔👠

This CUNY received national recognition for its excellence in cybersecurity programs and commitment to producing professionals who will strengthen our cyber defense efforts. 💻🖥️

April is National Financial Aid Awareness Month! If you haven’t, please fill out your applications for FAFSA and TAP and remember to apply for other forms of aid!

CUNY’s Kupferberg Holocaust Center is hosting a discussion tomorrow to commemorate Yom HaShoah, Israel’s annual Holocaust Remembrance Day. RSVP to attend here.

This veteran CUNY educator, who has brought energetic and innovative leadership to four CUNY campuses in her two decades at the University, has been named as York College’s eighth president.

Professor emeritus Andrew Beveridge, who passed away this month, was known for mining census data and spotting details and trends that explained the ways our country has changed.

In recognition of Stress Awareness Month, “Asian American Life” is bringing you Korean beauty self-care tips, the latest cooking club trends and more! Plus, check out this roundup of upcoming must-see CUNY TV content!

For Alexandra Rivera, LaGuardia ’24, Queens ’27, it wasn’t so easy to see an academic path. But in changing her major three times and later applying for the CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique and Interdisciplinary Studies program (CUNY BA), which allows University students to create their own individualized course of study, she finally found her focus. Alexandra is now merging all of her interests and pursuing a custom-designed degree in graphic design and digital marketing. She describes the program as “flexible, since it allows me to tailor my major with full control.”

In this CUNYverse piece, Alexandra and others explain how the CUNY BA program has helped them on their professional journeys. If this sounds appealing, you can register to attend an info session on April 24 or May 7, and apply for the program here!