CUNY

Hochul lays out her winter surge plan 2.0

The governor closed out 2021 with a new plan to combat COVID-19 that mainly consisted of continuing what the state has been doing.

Education

CUNY investment can spark equitable economic recovery

Mayoral candidates need a plan to help students from low-income families go to college.

  • By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

New York City

Barbara Bowen still wants more for CUNY

A Q&A with the outgoing Professional Staff Congress-CUNY president.

  • By Jasmine Sheena

Technology

New York struggles to fill 20,000 cybersecurity jobs

A growing global cybersecurity workforce shortage could affect New York’s ability to fend off cyber attacks. One data tool shows that after Washington, D.C., the New York metro area has the largest absolute number of cybersecurity job openings – roughly 20,000.

  • By Annie McDonough

New York City

New York’s burgeoning array of tech training programs

New York City’s range of technology education offerings has expanded to keep pace with the city’s growing tech sector.

  • By Annie McDonough

Félix Matos Rodríguez

The new CUNY chancellor’s first month on the job

Félix Matos Rodríguez talks about his goals and making history as CUNY’s first Latino chancellor.

CUNY

City Council underfunds CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute should be funded as much as its Puerto Rican and Dominican counterparts.

  • By Cesar Vargas

New York State

Senate incumbents face the consequences of the teacher evaluations fight

State Senate incumbents face the consequences of the teacher evaluations fight as New York's teachers union is targeting the lawmakers who failed them during session.

  • By Zach Williams
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