Lehman College will launch a new Bronx Food Humanities Program with support from a $1.25 million grant from the Mellon Foundation, creating a research and leadership pathways in the arts and humanities for students across the Bronx.
Power your business with CUNY's incredible talent!
New York City employers: Partner with us. Go to cuny.edu/partner.
A promotional graphic from the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance features an adult guiding a child on a bicycle in front of a house, with two other children standing nearby. Below the photo, text explains the Empire State Child Credit. The eligibility criteria listed include being a full‑year New York State resident, having at least one child under 17 years old by December 31, 2025, and filing a New York State income tax return. The graphic states that families may receive up to $1,000 per child younger than age 4 and up to $330 per child ages 4–16. A website link, on.ny.gov/childcredit, appears at the bottom.
New York families can receive up to $1,000 per child through the expanded Empire State Child Credit. There is no minimum income requirement to receive the credit, and it will not impact your benefits. Check your eligibility by visiting on.ny.gov/ChildCredit
Informational graphic for the CUNY Immigration Assistance Project. It includes the CUNY logo and the phrases "Immigration Assistance Project" and "Citizenship Now!" The main message highlights that the project is a rapid response legal resource for individuals affected by immigration policy changes, travel issues, or detention by law enforcement. A call to action at the bottom reads "Learn More" with a link to cuny.edu/CIAP.
CUNY students and employees who need assistance with recent immigration policy changes can request a no-cost consultation with an attorney through the CUNY Immigration Assistance Project. Go to cuny.edu/CIAP.
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Any student, faculty or staff member who may have experienced or witnessed discrimination, harassment or retaliation may submit a report through the University's improved reporting form: cuny.edu/report.
Get a sneak peek at what to expect from An Evening With the Court of Appeals on March 10, 5:30–7:30 p.m., featuring all seven judges of the New York Court of Appeals. In this clip, Lehman student Prince Boeteng asks Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson what inspired his legal career.
Wishing our CUNY community a joyful Holi filled with color, connection, and new beginnings. May the spirit of renewal brighten our campuses and the communities we call home. 🌸🌈
CUNY has more than tripled the number of students in this year’s NYC Teaching Fellows program, an accelerated training initiative launched by @nycschools.bsky.social to meet the growing demand for educators. The University has trained over 15,000 fellows since the program's launch in 2000.
Graphic with a blue gradient background titled “Academic Calendar Spring 2026.” In the center, a rounded translucent box displays the date “March 4, 2026,” followed by the text: “Start of the spring term for Guttman, Kingsborough, and LaGuardia Community Colleges.” The CUNY logo appears in the bottom left corner, and a button-style label reading “cuny.edu/calendar” appears in the bottom right. Subtle star accents and light swirls decorate the background.
Best wishes to our students, faculty and staff at Guttman, Kingsborough and LaGuardia Community Colleges as they start the spring semester. cuny.edu/calendar
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Don’t miss your chance to take the next step in your educational path! Explore a wide range of academic options, meet with CUNY faculty, and get guidance on the application process from admissions. Go to cuny.edu/gradweek.
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👥 Get involved! Clubs and organizations are a great way to make new friends while developing skills that enhance your personal and professional life. cuny.edu/survivalguide
Graphic promoting the Fall 2026 CUNY Cultural Corps Internship. A student looks at a piece of art in a museum. Text: “Join the Fall 2026 CUNY Cultural Corps Internship! Apply by March 31, 2026. Get paid $20/hour.” Departments listed: Communications & Marketing, Education & Public Programs, Development & Fundraising, Curatorial & Exhibitions, and Production Management.
✨ Applications are now open for Fall 2026 CUNY Cultural Corps! Interns earn $20/hour while working at NYC’s top arts and cultural institutions.
➡️ Apply by March. 31 at cuny.edu/culturalcorps
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the women whose work moves our University and our city forward. Their leadership in our classrooms, labs, and our communities continue to open doors for the next generation. 💜
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💬 Stay connected: Reach out to friends and loved ones to stay grounded. Staying in touch can brighten both your day and theirs!
🔗 cuny.edu/mentalhealth
Our team will help you:
✅ Check eligibility
✅ Fill out the application form
✅ Apply for a fee waiver, if eligible
✅ Prepare application packet to send to USCIS
Contact CUNY Citizenship Now! to register:
Call: 646-664-9400
Text: 929-334-3784
Request a call back: cuny.edu/callback
A person sits at a desk filling out citizenship application forms with a pen. Behind them is a scenic view of a city skyline across the water. At the top left is the CUNY Citizenship Now! logo. A blue banner at the bottom reads “Get Your Citizenship Application Done! FREE Immigration Legal Services,” followed by event details: Saturday, 3/7/26, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and icons for the 2 and 5 subway lines with “174 St.”
In partnership with @council.nyc.gov, CUNY Citizenship Now! is helping individuals apply for U.S. citizenship on March 7 in the Bronx. Free and confidential services are provided.
@huntercollege.bsky.social Professor Stephen Spencer became an internet sensation by putting his 3-year-old’s stories to music.
Did you know that each borough in NYC has a borough historian? And the newest one for Manhattan is CUNY scholar Harold Holzer!
Informational graphic for the CUNY Immigration Assistance Project. It includes the CUNY logo and the phrases "Immigration Assistance Project" and "Citizenship Now!" The main message highlights that the project is a rapid response legal resource for individuals affected by immigration policy changes, travel issues, or detention by law enforcement. A call to action at the bottom reads "Learn More" with a link to cuny.edu/CIAP.
CUNY's rapid response legal resource is available for current students and employees who have been impacted by immigration policy changes, are facing issues traveling in and out of the country or have been detained by law enforcement. For more information, visit cuny.edu/CIAP.
Take control of your career path with a CUNY graduate degree. Begin your journey at cuny.edu/gradschool.
CUNY’s Constructive Dialogue Initiative is equipping thousands of students, faculty and staff with practical skills to let go of their “warrior mindset” and participate in respectful conversations.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of SEEK, a trailblazing program that has expanded college access to over 100,000 CUNY students. Keisha Sutton-James and Dr. Michael Hodge joined Spectrum News NY1 to discuss SEEK’s legacy.
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We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the University's essential staff, including Public Safety and Facilities, for keeping our campuses safe and supported. They have worked around the clock, from last month's snowstorm to the current blizzard. Thank you 💙
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📚 Make the most of CUNY’s resources like libraries, tutoring centers, and career services. These tools can boost both your academic and personal success! cuny.edu/survivalguide
"Fireworks," written by Brooklyn College Associate Professor Matthew Burgess and illustrated by Cátia Chien, has won the 2026 Randolph Caldecott Medal. The award is one of the highest honors in children’s literature, recognizing the most distinguished picture book published in the U.S.
A promotional graphic for CUNY Graduate School Week features a person standing outdoors in front of a historic stone university building, wearing a colorful patterned top. The text reads: “Invest in Yourself with a CUNY graduate degree. Join Graduate School Week, March 16–20. Our info sessions can help make your next step possible.” A button at the bottom displays “cuny.edu/gradweek.”
Discover your next academic journey at CUNY Graduate School Week! Our week-long virtual event connects prospective students with graduate programs across CUNY. Go to cuny.edu/gradweek
CUNY mental health promotional graphic featuring a serene park setting with people relaxing on the grass. Text reads, 'Build a strong support system. Talk to people who uplift and support your well-being.'
🫱🏾🫲🏼 Build a strong support system: Lean on those who lift you up. A good support network is key to your well-being!
🔗 cuny.edu/mentalhealth
We’re pleased to announce a $10 million gift from the James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Foundation, which supports the work of @stone-lis.bsky.social www.gc.cuny.edu/news/10-mill... @cuny.edu
Dr. Alicia Alvero has already advanced important University priorities through her leadership of CUNY’s 2025–2034 Master Plan and the development of the Transfer Initiative, and her guidance will be essential as we continue strengthening CUNY’s position as a national leader in public higher ed.
The CUNY Board of Trustees today approved the appointment of Alicia M. Alvero to serve as CUNY’s executive vice chancellor and university provost, a crucial selection that will advance the strategies of @cunychancellor.bsky.social as he continues working to expand student and faculty success.
