With the addition of rock climbing to the lineup for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, the sport has risen beyond a weekend adventure or lifelong hobby. Brooklyn Boulders offers visitors a chance to scale heights of up to 28 feet on half an acre of climbing surface. For some, it’s just a good way to truly hang out and meet people with a common interest. Let’s take a look inside.
By Kilee Alexander
NEW YORK — New York University’s undergraduate journalism students traveled on Thursday to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to report on the 24th anniversary of
Ahead of the Tony Awards, theatergoers try to find cheap ways to see stars like George Clooney and Denzel Washington on the stage At 6:20
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By Jasmine Khelil, Blaise Malley and Pau Torres Pagès On Wednesday, May 7, 133 Cardinals will meet to begin to vote on who will replace
“It is not a filter”, he clarifies, giving a virtual tour of his office. Shantanu Nigam, co-founder of SeedToB, joined the Zoom meeting from his
According to a study by Health and Wellness Foods, the global health and wellness food market will be nearly valued at $1 trillion by 2026.
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