There’s still time to register for Fall 2026! Classes begin Friday, August 28, and admitted and continuing students may add courses through Thursday, September 3. Meet with your advisor, finalize your schedule, start the semester strong, and continue building toward your academic and career goals at CUNY SLU.
Join us August 31–September 3 for four days of SLU spirit during Fall 2026 Welcome Week. Meet fellow students, connect with campus offices, and get practical academic, technology, and student resource tips to help you start the semester strong. Stop by each evening between 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on the 14th floor for free snacks, raffles, and community-building activities.
CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies has developed programs in collaboration with several unions, municipal agencies, and community groups. Many of our students can take advantage of employer, union, and other benefits to cover the cost of their tuition. With Bachelor’s, Master’s, and certificate programs in labor studies and urban studies, we prepares our students for impactful careers. Learn more.
Explore SLU’s degree and certificate programs in Labor Studies and Urban Studies. Learn from scholars, working professionals and movement leaders who bring real-world experience into the classroom. Build practical skills to grow your career, advocate for workers, shape public policy, strengthen communities and make a meaningful difference in New York City and beyond. Find the SLU program that’s right for you.
The SLU Student Union makes sure students have a voice in the decisions that shape school life. Meet your elected representatives, share what matters to you and help build a stronger, more connected SLU community. From social and cultural events to student advocacy and campus initiatives, the Student Union offers many ways to get involved, connect and lead. Learn more.
Whether you’re preparing to begin at SLU, returning for another semester or exploring what being an SLU student could look like, the Learning Hub shows how we support your success. Students can access online and in-person sessions and workshops offering help with writing, research, quantitative reasoning, reading and study skills—from their first assignment through their final project. Learn more.