The Best to Worst Cat Cafés for College Students
Alessia Girardin
February 23, 2024
As seen on TikTok, cat cafés are trending in NYC. But what are they, exactly? You would think that they would be cafés you could
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Lowbrow comedy deserves lowbrow camerawork
Nicholas Liu
February 16, 2024
In Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David’s problems are often measured in piles of money, or manifested in ways that they can only manifest for the
Following chess addicts home
Nicholas Liu
February 16, 2024
At the Chess Forum store in Greenwich Village, manager Imad Khachan has squeezed twelve chess tables in a narrow annex that burrows into the block
Washington Square Park-ers think these fashion trends need to go.
Miranda Ferrante
February 12, 2024
Wake up, New York City: it’s Fashion Week once again. Cue all the newest (and craziest) fall and winter trends as they take to the
From Catwalk to Cause: The story of Julie Anderson’s “Feminine Collective”
Chi Tian
February 12, 2024
This is the story of Julie Anderson, a supermodel and the creator of Feminine Collective, a place for women to share their stories as the
Concierges of the city: buskers on art and community in New York City
Hope Pisoni
January 17, 2024
Three New York City buskers talk about law enforcement crackdowns, community building, and the highs and lows of creating art on the streets.
Loop of the Loom
Julia Viele
December 15, 2023
Loop of the Loom is a SAORI weaving studio in New York City run by Yukako Satone. The Japanese-inspired studio came to life in 2005.
Dads Don’t Cry: How Fathers Are Redefining Masculinity
Samantha Donndelinger
December 8, 2023
This short documentary delves into the diverse experiences of five men as they navigate the intricacies of fatherhood, grapple with evolving notions of masculinity, and
NYU Steinhardt debuts first opera on Iris Cantor stage
Gabby Torres
December 7, 2023
NYU Steinhardt’s vocal performance program premieres its first opera in the new Iris Cantor Theatre with Gian Carlo Menotti’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors.” “It’s
For this White Plains church, bingo creates community
Miranda Ferrante
December 1, 2023
Every Monday night, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, located in White Plains, N.Y., hosts bingo. I spent some time with organizers, players and community members to
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