CUNY is opening its campuses to help New Yorkers perform their civic duty and vote by providing nine polling sites for early voting and on Election Day, underscoring the role CUNY plays in helping communities to actively participate in the democratic process.

Four CUNY colleges made The Princeton Review’s annual list of Green Colleges in the U.S., acknowledging their commitment to environmental preservation and sustainable practices.

When one CUNY physicist was tasked with updating a science textbook — after a decade in which our understanding of everything from climate change to cosmology has evolved — he decided to keep it simple and make it fun.

The U.N., which was based at a CUNY college during its early days, turned 75 this month, and its future may depend on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election. A CUNY political scientist discussed its fate with “The Thought Project” podcast.

CUNY has launched the CUNY IT Help site as the first stop for finding help and information about University-wide applications and services.

Check out “Reinventing Solidarity,” a newly launched podcast dedicated to social, racial and economic justice. There is plenty to ponder in the opening episode, “Which Side Are You On: The labor movement and Black Lives Matter."

“Voices of Baruch,” a new video series, captures a diverse mix of Baruch students offering perspectives directly in their own words.