City Council Demands Answers After 7-Hour 911 Outage
BY NICHOLAS GUMBS New York City Council members pressed Office of Technology and Innovation services (OTI) at a City Hall hearing on September 9 …[read more]
Brooklyn College
Community Educational Council for NY’s District 20 Debates AI Use in Classrooms
BY MATTHEW MUSOLINO Brooklyn’s Community Educational Council for District 20 opened the school year by debatingAI use and screen time, youth vaping, and enrollment issues …[read more]
Caribbean Collision: Smorgasburg Island in The Park
BY SERENA EDWARDS Every year during Labor Day, people from all over flood Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn for the West Indian Day parade. On …[read more]
Council Committee Votes to Protect Overlooked African-American Burial Grounds
BY EDDY PRINCE A bill to honor African-American burial sites has finally moved forward after nine months in limbo, following a New York City …[read more]
City Council Committee on Housing and Building Holds Hearing for The Mayors New Housing Plan
By Cyrus Storlie Members of Zorhan Mamdani’s administration spent almost four hours Wednesday responding to a cordial and primarily procedural line of questioning from …[read more]
NY City Council Calls For 9/11 Education Curriculum
BY EMILY NIXON The New York City Council on Sept. 9 unanimously passed a resolution to call on the State Legislature to create a …[read more]
The Little Apple Opens in the Big Apple
BY ESTHER BOILEAU The Little Apple has just opened its first daycare center in the DCAS building at 1 Centre St. New York’s Department of …[read more]
Workers Come Together for Labor Day Rally and March
BY ALBINA CEKA New York City union members gathered in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan for a Labor Day Rally and then marched to Foley …[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]