Artists Honor Women’s History Month at Brooklyn Café
BY ANDRE RICKMAN To commemorate Women’s History Month, HelloTittie collaborated with Lips Cafe’s Art and Dine series to showcase a surreal exhibition of the female …[read more]
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Manhattan Neighborhood Network Provides Media Creatives a Space to Practice and Learn
BY DEJA WALLACE Luana Sandoval is a talk show host, singer, songwriter, creative, and Nashville native who moved to New York to expand her brand. …[read more]
DOT, Council Confronts Pedestrian Fatalities Across NYC
BY DEJA WALLACE On Feb. 14., borough commissioners, council members, and concerned New Yorkers filled City Council chambers to discuss the increase in pedestrian deaths …[read more]
“Let’s Talk about Anti-Blackness” Draws a Crowd of Brooklyn College Students
BY ANDRE RICKMAN On Feb. 16, Black and Latinx students gathered at the Jefferson-Williams Lounge at Brooklyn College to take part in Brooklyn College’s Movimiento …[read more]
Brooklyn College Students Concerned About New Men’s Volleyball Coach’s Tweets
BY DEJA WALLACE Additional reporting by Alanis Guinada. In November 2022, the Brooklyn College Department of Athletics appointed Joel Anabilah-Azumah as head coach of the …[read more]
350 Brooklyn Aims to Put the “I” in Climate Change
BY ANDRE RICKMAN On Feb. 9, community members and climate activists gathered at the main branch of the Brooklyn Public Library to take part in …[read more]
Two suspects fired shots at Chipotle, one block from Brooklyn College campus
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN On Feb. 9, at 12:33 p.m., students at CUNY’s Brooklyn College received an alert from CUNY about police investigating a shooting nearby. …[read more]
Rising Rents Have Residents of Cyprus Hills, Brooklyn Searching for a New Neighborhood
BY ARGENIS COLLADO The COVID-19 pandemic had grave consequences on the Cypress Hills neighborhood, one of the communities with the highest infection rates. Yet more …[read more]
Community Members Gather at Brooklyn Public Library to Learn More About Suicide Prevention
BY TANESHA THORPE Veterans, family members, and community members attended The Brooklyn Public Library’s “Finding the Light in Darkness: Suicide Awareness and Mental Health Symposium” …[read more]
Businesses Across New York City Maintain Early Closing Times Enacted During the Height of the COVID-19 Pandemic
BY JESUS KING New York City was devastated during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The city lost a reported 24,000 people to the disease. …[read more]