Valentine’s Day is coming and CUNY love is in the air. These heartwarming student stories will help put you in the mood!

• They met at a campus event and their friendship slowly blossomed into something greater. Now, they are planning to tie the knot in June.
• They said “I do” — first to each other, and then to this CUNY’s nursing program.
• Four CUNY couples found and deepened their love through their Ph.D. journeys at our Graduate Center.
• This CUNY grad student finally married, strengthening a romance that’s spanned breakups, cross-country moves and many shared playlists.

CUNY Tech Prep helped this student land his first job in the industry and succeed. If you have similar goals, apply for this yearlong program by March 6.

This CUNY’s biweekly barbershop sessions offer Black male students candid conversations, mentorship and a sense of belonging and being supported.

CUNY’s Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College unveiled newly renovated office space at its home in El Barrio that will help it better serve students, faculty, staff and the public.

Two students told CBS This Morning about their experience attending Black and Jewish Unity Dinners.

As we celebrate Black History Month, we proudly honor CUNY community members who have paved the way and those who are shaping the future.

ICYMI, you definitely want to check out CUNY’s first-ever Super Bowl ad, which aired during the big game Sunday night on Telemundo 47 Nueva York.

Speaking of the Super Bowl, CENTRO will be hosting a March 5 launch party for a new book about Bad Bunny’s global influence and its connection to Puerto Rico. Registration is still open to attend virtually.

The 20th-anniversary edition of the “Battle of Lexington” between Hunter and Baruch colleges delivered big on moments that brought us to our feet and made us say “WOW”!

CUNY Office of Graduate Studies: Career Changers Info Session (Feb. 18)

NYC Dept. of Planning: Summer Internship (Feb. 22)

The Dream.US: National Scholarship (for undocumented students; Feb. 29)

Women’s Forum of New York: Education Fund Award (March 1)

CUNY TV: CUNY Uncut Hosting Internship (March 31)

The Chancellor met with Mayor Mamdani to discuss CUNY’s indispensable role in promoting upward mobility for thousands of New Yorkers.

Another CUNY alum has joined the Mamdani administration. He is serving as commissioner of the city’s Department of Correction.

CUNY colleges will not hold classes next Tuesday, Feb. 17, in recognition of Lunar New Year. This alum recounts her experiences celebrating and how it helps her connect with her heritage. Wishing all who are celebrating a happy, healthy Year of the Horse!

Our new “Power Your Business with CUNY” campaign will help employers hire amazing CUNY students, lean on faculty expertise and access vital campus resources. The Chancellor explains.

Gov. Hochul announced a new collaboration between the New York Workers Compensation Board and CUNY to help injured New Yorkers access free community college.

CUNY TV celebrates AfroLatinidad this Black History Month with “LATiNAS,” bringing you the show from the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute as it marks its 50th anniversary. Plus, here’s a roundup of CUNY TV content!

Active shooter incidents on campus are rare, but knowing how to respond is essential. The voluntary Active Shooter Response Training in Brightspace offers crucial strategies and information. Since its launch in December, it has been completed by over 31,000 students. Participation boosts individual and community safety. Join your peers and stay prepared.

CUNY community members who need assistance with recent immigration policy changes can request a no-cost consultation with an attorney through the CUNY Immigration Assistance Project by completing this form.

Any student who may have experienced or witnessed discrimination, harassment or retaliation is encouraged to submit a report through the University’s improved reporting form.

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