Horticulture in Harlem: Nutrition, Education and Therapy
By: ANNABELLE PAULINO Angela Tulloch, who lives on 142nd Street and Riverside Drive, has been a part of the Harlem community for over 40 years, …[read more]
Canarsie’s Children Program Makes a Comeback
By TYRELL INGRAM BROOKLYN- The children’s programs at the Hebrew Educational Society in the Canarsie neighborhood are making a comeback under a new normal. After …[read more]
The Pooper Scoop: Will Canarsie’s Dog Poop Problem Be Resolved?
By TYRELL INGRAM The people of Canarsie have seen an increase in dog poop within the neighborhood and are concerned that it’s only getting worse. …[read more]
Teenagers seeking better after-school programs in NYC
By ELSA AMAYA The Department Of Education in New York City, the largest educational system in the United States, provides a variety of afterschool programs …[read more]
Old American School Buses Live a Second, Colorful Life in Guatemala
By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ Have you ever wondered where the yellow school buses go after they retire? Like many retirees, they move overseas for a second …[read more]
USDA Secretary Vilsack Talks about Nutrition Security at Columbia University
By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ On March 17, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack appeared at Teachers College at Columbia University to talk about the impact of Covid the …[read more]
Workload, Money, Socialization: What Causes College Students’ Depression
By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world,” former South African President Nelson Mandela once said. But …[read more]
PSAL Basketball Championships Played at Barclays Center
By ELSA AMAYA New York City’s best high school girls’ and boys’ basketball teams battled for their respective championships at Barclays Center on Thursday, March …[read more]
Covid-19 pushes NYC bottle filling stations as the new normal
By ANNABELLE PAULINO The COVID-19 pandemic may have pushed institutions to make drinking water more accessible and sustainable through the expansion of water bottle filling …[read more]
Despite New Law, Brooklyn College Keeps Masks On
By ENRICO DENARD Although masks were once mostly linked to extreme and toxic environments— bloody surgical rooms, germy sanitation sites, and bank heists—now they are …[read more]