Outdated remedial math and English courses are officially a thing of the past. CUNY announced this week that the years-long transition to a more equitable and effective system is complete. Read why this is such a big deal.

Hear the inspiring story of a recent CUNY grad and Rhodes Scholar whose experience as a refugee from Nepal underscores his drive to shape the future of immigration policy.

One CUNY’s new free food pantry is playing a part in ending student food insecurity. Find your school’s food pantry here.

The untimely death of a beloved and utterly original “pioneer of Filipino food” who attended CUNY has shaken the food world. Read about the contributions he made to the city’s culinary scene.

Need advice on navigating your professional life? Tune into this listening session featuring employers from private and public fields who are all CUNY alumni.

Did you know a CUNY school offers credits for knowledge gained outside of the classroom? Listen to its dean discuss the benefits of this transformative program.

Experience a concert at Carnegie Hall for $10!

Recent graduates can explore current urban issues and public policy through the paid NYC Urban Fellows program. Apply by this Friday, January 13.

So you want to build an arts space for your non-profit? Great – now how do you even begin? Get free tickets to a series of events that will give you the tools to start a capital project. Select the "Level 5 - VIP" ticket with the registration code “hueguest23.”

CUNY: Belle Zeller Scholarship (open to doctoral & professional school students)

Pauli Murray Center: Summer Firebrand Internship

CBS NY: Creative Services Internship

Brunswick Group: Digital Internship

Vote for best student photo of the year here!

Meilly Cen Mo, Baruch ’23, has a zest for advertising. The Baruch senior and CUNY Office of Communications and Marketing intern initially attended City College but decided she could better explore her interests by changing campuses. Now, she’s the president of her college’s American Marketing Association Club. Born in Venezuela, Meilly spent the first 15 years of her life in China before coming to New York. As a first-generation college student, she had to navigate a lot of unknown territory and find her way around many obstacles. But she never quit, and she hopes to continue uplifting herself and her community after graduation.

Meilly's Advice: “If I can do it, you can do it too. Attend club activities, step out of your comfort zone and you will find a brand new self.”

Interested in marketing? Connect with Meilly on LinkedIn!

In 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his landmark commencement address at this CUNY during which he urged us to remember that we are bound to each other regardless of race, nationality or politics. His timeless words are well worth remembering as we celebrate his legacy.