U.N. General Assembly Addresses Crises Around the World
BY JACK DWECK With multiple different crises in the Central African Republic, Ukraine, and other countries including rising heat, hunger, and deadly attacks, the United …[read more]
La Casa del Dulce Provides Unique Sweet Treats to Taulabé, Honduras
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN When you think of honey, you may see a plastic jar shaped like a bear. You may think of the black and …[read more]
Brooklyn Residents Protest Changes to the B38 Bus Route
BY LUIS MONGE On May 10, community members gathered at Franklin and Lexington avenues in Brooklyn to bring awareness about possible bus stop removals. According …[read more]
American Museum Of Natural History Expands with New Center and Exhibits
BY HENRY POPOVIC After much anticipation, the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, a new part of the American Museum of Natural History …[read more]
No Met Gala in Brooklyn, But Fashion Fans Still Celebrated
BY DEJA WALLACE The latest fashion exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum examines the legacy of fashion designer Thierry Mugler Couturissime with his innovative and fashion-forward …[read more]
Combatting Environmental Racism in The Bronx
BY ANDRE RICKMAN There is a beauty of nature in the Bronx, but sometimes, over policing and silencing the ones who speak out against environmental …[read more]
Movie Theaters Are Getting Ready For An Action-Packed Summer
BY DANIEL DIDONNA On May 4, LOOK Cinemas opened a new flagship movie theater in New York City. The theater opening comes after one of …[read more]
“We Protect Us” Movement Gathers Participants to Stand Up Against Sexual Harassment
BY WILLIAM HERNANDEZ On April 24, organizers of the “We Protect Us” movement gathered participants at the Mayday Center in Bushwick to prepare for an …[read more]
Healthy and Vegetarian Food Options Come to Flatbush
BY DEJA WALLACE Vegetarianism, juice bars, and vegetarian restaurants have spiked in popularity in recent decades. This positive trend was expedited during the COVID-19 pandemic, …[read more]
Panel at Columbia University Discusses Technology Biases in Incarceration
BY ANDRE RICKMAN Technology has served to be a useful tool, but in some cases, the computing world can leave certain communities vulnerable to implicit biases. …[read more]