CUNY is a free public college network in New York City, with seven community colleges, 11 senior colleges and seven graduate or professional institutions spread across New York City’s five boroughs.

The N.C. Community College System launched Boost, an accelerated college to career program. Boost is based on the CUNY ASAP ...

A busy day for the Senate Democratic Majority as they rally for more accessible higher education in New York State.

Assembly Member Lester Chang was inaugurated for his second term representing New York's 49th Assembly District during a ...

John Jay College of Criminal Justice hosted multiple events presented by the New York City Commission on Human Rights, including one that explored Muslim beliefs and practices to combat Islamophobia.

Up to $2 billion in federal aid City public schools rely on to support their most vulnerable students is on the line as ...

Please note that for some CUNY colleges, the Title IX Coordinator is also the Chief ... an external group of leaders connecting CUNY’s LGBTQI+ and allied students to New York City’s various resources ...

The CUNY DSI seeks to contribute to strengthening and significantly expanding the right of people in civil society to freedom of thought and expression in countries with a long history of a fully ...

A list of all CUNY food pantry sites can be found at The most recent addition is the Mountain Lion Food Pantry at the ...

New York lawmakers have revived a bill to tighten oversight over state college leaders after learning SUNY Chancellor John ...

The NYC Young Men’s Initiative (YMI), which invests in programming to support men of color ages 14 to 26, has a new leader: James Stratford, who grew up in ...