Adora Dayani, a Jewish Meme Queen
Katarina Samper
January 31, 2022
Adora Dayani is an NYU student who is extremely fond of her Jewish heritage. So much so that she interns for a Jewish meme account,
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New Zealand Becomes First Country To Fully Legalize Drug Checking
Grace Symes
January 26, 2022
Last week, New Zealand became the first country in the world to create legal protections for drug checking, a practice which allows individuals or organizations
Residents of “Tompkins Tent City” are evicted as houselessness in NYC climbs
Monique Ezeh
December 31, 2021
On Nov. 10, a community of unhoused people were evicted from 7th Street along Tompkins Square Park by the New York City Department of Sanitation.
Yeast, Water, and a Dash of Crisis: How a NYC bakery manager navigated the pandemic
Kristina Handy
December 12, 2021
In the autumn of 2020, Sarah Vitale, the bakery manager at She Wolf Bakery, would arrive at work at around five or six in the
Buy Nothing: An online group reduces waste while building community
Talia Barrington
July 9, 2021
It was one of the coldest days of the year, and an inch of frozen slush clung to the Manhattan sidewalks when Wendy Lazaro checked
The New Faces of NFL Cheerleading
Alexandra Smith
May 12, 2021
In a line of pom poms extended toward the sky, a swinging towel suddenly breaks the uniformity of a sideline performance. Once a sea of
The Yang Gang Just May Be Behind Yang’s Success
Sarah Unterberger
May 12, 2021
Andrew Yang’s fresh face and bold ideas struck a chord with voters around the U.S during the Democratic presidential primary. Now the original members of
With Markle’s Interview, Decades of Colorism Finally Gains Notice
Aidan Taylor
April 13, 2021
Aggressive. Ghetto. Welfare Queen. Poverty. Angry. These are just a handful of stereotypes that 50-year-old Memphis-native Olliette Drobot has heard about dark-skinned black women. Since
Industry Standards – A Look Into the World of Fashion, Fame, and Pressure
Celia Tewey
April 12, 2021
by Celia Tewey Hear from models about the fashion world and the pressures within. New modeling agencies aim to diversify and broaden ideas of what
Rise in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
Calen Razor
April 7, 2021
Made By: Calen Razor, Bry LeBerthon, Nathan Chizen, and Elizabeth Marquis This story covers the rise in hate crimes against Asians following the pandemic, looking
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