Welcome back to everyone at Guttman, LaGuardia and Kingsborough, which opened the semester today! We’re thrilled all our colleges are back now and looking forward to finding new ways to learn and grow together.

Here's our Chancellor's welcome to Fall '24 message. He also spoke to CBS2 about the value of civic engagement and told NY1’s Pat Kiernan that people can “disagree in an agreeable way.”

Students came together to help create a unity campaign to counter discrimination and hate.

Fall may just be unfolding but it’s already time to start thinking about spring! Undergrads can gain valuable work experience while earning $20 an hour through this innovative program! 💸 Applications open on Sept. 9.

The CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities is hosting a virtual viewing party for Tuesday’s highly anticipated presidential debate, open to the entire CUNY community. The event will feature non-partisan, pre-debate analysis. Register here.

This CUNY grad made a mark on his school’s baseball program, earning recognition for innings-pitched and strikeouts. He just scored his first win as a professional. ⚾

Connecting science to the people! Meet this CUNY Ph.D. student, one of five individuals who received a $6K scholarship to help fund their STEM education. 🔬🧑‍🔬

A $200K gift from Lumina Foundation will help CUNY faculty develop teaching materials to build students’ AI literacy and teach them the ethical use of this powerful new tool.

TEDxCUNY: Team Positions (Sept 9)

AAARI: CUNY Thomas Tam Scholarship (Nov. 1)

CUNY Communications: Editorial Intern

ABC News: World News Tonight Intern and GMA3 Intern

Sept. 11: Learn about the storied civil rights leader and City College alum Bayard Rustin at this upcoming movie screening and panel discussion. RSVP here.

Sept 19: Visit this CUNY and donate blood in tribute to first responders and others who lost their lives in the September 11 attacks. Register today.

Meet David Horn, the newest host of "CUNY Uncut!," a student-led television program and podcast that airs each month on CUNY TV. David has always been passionate about broadcasting and sports. Since his first year at Hunter College, he has produced commentary and analysis during many of the school’s sports games. After a semester as a co-host on Hunter’s club radio station WHCS, he created “Hawk Athletics,” a show that reports the school’s sports news.

For “CUNY Uncut,” now beginning its third season, David will host guests from across CUNY to dish on a wide range of topics. As always, their conversations will be “Uncensored, Unedited and Uncut."

Catch David’s first episode when the season premieres this coming Monday, Sept. 9!

What's your advice to CUNY students?

“Choose your own path. I try to imagine my career as something fun and something that I can see myself enjoying in 20-30 years. Also, a major does not define your career. You do.”

Connect with David on LinkedIn!

On this episode of "Café Con Felo," we discuss the New York Jobs CEO Council, which bridges education and employment and will create thousands of jobs for CUNY students by 2030.

This CUNY TV special documents the history and importance of diversity in public schools. From Brown v. Board of Education to more locally with the D15 Diversity Plan that is marking five years.