Looksmaxxing and mogging are not conventional dictionary terms, but they have quickly become the vocabulary of a subculture that is reshaping how young people view their bodies. For many participants, ...

CUNY recently announced the launch of its Housing Access Pilot program at FOUND Study East on 51st Street and Lexington Avenue. The program will run until the end of the spring 2026 semester, which ...

In the 2024 election, nine in 10 registered voters said that the economy was one of the top issues—and as the election results show, voters trust Donald Trump to handle things. But why? Throughout his ...

The New York Botanical Garden annual orchid show has been running for 23 years, giving various floral artists the chance to display their work and talents. This year’s orchid show was created by an ...

Researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina are testing a new approach to Type 1 diabetes that aims to do more than manage the disease. Their plan combines lab-grown insulin-producing ...

Former President Barack Obama and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani made their first public appearance together in the South Bronx to promote free child care, where they read to a group of ...

Playing video games has become an increasingly popular activity for children over the past couple of decades. Toy sales were down by 5% compared to sales in the beginning of 2003 according to the NDP ...

Exploring the latest trends among Generation Alpha on TikTok reveals a captivating yet concerning obsession with skincare and makeup. Although “Sephora kids” may seem like a harmless hobby, the trend ...

During Open Data Week, the CUNY Public Interest Technology Lab hosted a series of student projects at the Oculus from March 23-27. While several projects explored artificial intelligence and ...

As the cost of living continues to climb across New York, state legislators are looking to give pet owners a financial break. A proposal recently introduced in the New York State Senate aims to create ...

The Trump administration’s new cruel way of enriching themselves off the layman’s blood, sweat and tears is backsliding on federal funding for HIV programs. In 1981, the first year that cases popped ...

The Center for an Urban Future found that nontuition expenses like MetroCards, textbooks, technology and childcare are barriers to CUNY community college students and contribute to the thousands of ...