Gov. Hochul announced a $1.5M investment in this CUNY institute, a respected resource for the University’s Mexican and Mexican American communities. The governor also established a scholarship to honor the life of a longstanding CUNY leader.

CUNY’s head of research spoke to a group of CUNY scholars last month about her work and journey as a scientist and engineer.

This CUNY alum is bringing stories to life through his work. 📺🎤✍️

🎨🖼️ This CUNY showcased works from NYC art icon and activist Keith Haring. The works, created a few years after the start of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, were recently donated to the college. 👀

On this episode of “CUNY Uncut,” University Student Senate chairperson Daniel Reden discusses his approach to making sure students’ voices are heard. Plus, here’s a roundup of upcoming must-see CUNY TV content!

Visit this CUNY Citizenship Now! page regularly to stay updated on evolving changes to U.S. immigration policy.

Students, faculty, staff and their families and friends can get discounted tickets for the Yankees’ game against Tampa on Saturday, May 3. Each ticket also comes with a unique co-branded cap! Students must use the code "CUNY4NYC" while others must use the code "CUNYFAM."

You can get two free tickets to the “Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy” art show at The Shed. Use the promo code “LLTAP25.” (Through March 16)

March 17: CUNY’s Career Compass for Women Leaders Virtual Conference will focus on how we can empower women to thrive professionally. RSVP by March 14.

March 21: CUNY students and employees can visit The Museum of Jewish Heritage for free, with exclusive access to four exhibits. Reserve tickets here.

March 27-30: Medgar Evers College’s Center for Black Literature invites you to attend the National Black Writers Conference 2025 Biennial Symposium, which will explore Black middle grade and young adult literature. Register here.

Annemarie Ianos, Baruch ’26, transferred to CUNY from Rutgers last fall to pursue studies in pre-med and pre-law. She’s always been interested in science, but after she took a Law and Society class during her freshman year, she expanded her goals and put them on a dual track. Annemarie is also a college junior at 17-years-old!

Since January, Annemarie has been a research assistant in computational chemistry and social psychology in several labs led by Baruch professors. As an intern, she learns alongside epidemiology experts at a pharmaceutical company, creating posters for conferences and producing literature reviews and quality control reports. She also takes law classes and plans to sit for the LSAT after graduation.

What are some of your hobbies?

“Outside of college, I like to watercolor small sceneries and give these paintings to my friends. I also enjoy reading books on behavioral economics and listening to music.”

Connect with Annemarie on LinkedIn!