The word “college” often triggers rarefied visions of well-off students living in dorms, reading and attending fraternity parties on leafy four-year campuses. In the COVID-19 crisis, these visions...

“We must continue to use the time available to us to prepare for a primarily virtual Fall 2020 in which only a small fraction of courses and support services would be offered in-person."

CUNY is closed (photo: Brooklyn College) What does an educational crisis look like in a plague year? How can I convey, from inside a health emergency, that the City University of New York has been in...

CUNY Graduates (photo: Ed Reed/Mayor's Office) As CUNY braces for tens of millions of dollars of potential city and state cuts to its budget, hundreds of its most vulnerable employees are bracing for...

A union representing over 30,000 CUNY faculty and staff launched a television and digital ad campaign on Monday opposing the possible layoffs of thousands

The coronavirus has revealed to many the geography of class in America, showing that where we live and work shapes whether we live or die. Might it offer a similar lesson about where we learn?

These cuts don’t have to happen; in fact, this could be a moment to reverse the decades of debilitating disinvestment— lifting up the very people whose labor, smarts, and persistence make New York...

"You’re going to decimate the schools. Seriously, who suffers? Ultimately who suffers on this? The students."

City University colleges are rolling out plans to slash their adjunct teaching staffs as the system faces a nearly $150 million cut in aid thanks to the coronavirus budget crises at City Hall and in

CUNY must be saved from needless cuts.

“We are at the bone. There’s no more flesh.”

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic rupturing the economy, funding and budgets for schools nationwide have been slashed. CUNY schools like Lehman College are not immune, with system-wide cuts expected...