Reporting: Multimedia students Mina Kaji and Alexandra McVean interview Stephanie Martinez, director of youth arts at Sing For Hope. You may know Sing For Hope
Walk around Washington Square Park or Union Square in New York City you are likely to see intricate designs on the ground. These are by
Andrea Brooke, originally from the UK, embodies the American dream. Brooke moved to the United States 11 years ago to work in the New York office of
As people are priced out of trendy Williamsburg, they’re heading east to more affordable neighborhoods, bringing the wave of gentrification with them. In Bushwick, rent prices
Smart Glamour, a fashion brand that creates clothing for women of various heights and sizes, held a runway show on February 19th in the West
Graffiti and hip hop culture were the foundation of the Bronx art scene during the 1980s. However, Bronx art expanded outside of graffiti through time.
If you’ve ever walked by the clothing store Supreme in SoHo, you know that shoppers line up around the block for the chance to buy
What do New Yorkers make of the surprising ‘yes’ vote in the British referendum to split from the European Union? Phil Rosenbaum’s Reporting: Multimedia students
Thousands of undocumented immigrants live anonymous lives in New York City. They toil away trying to make a living and work hard to avoid being
New York City is known for its characters, and Colin Huggins is one of my favorites. It is a rare day in Washington Square when his
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