Mosaics Make a Homecoming
Rayne Ellis
December 13, 2016
By Rayne H. Ellis After several petitions and three years of hard work, artist Jim Power’s mosaic lampposts have returned to their home in Astor Place.
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From Behind Bars to Rising Star
Brittnye Jones
August 8, 2016
Terrance Coffie started his professional education behind bars, went on to earn his GED, graduate from Bronx Community College, and later NYU’s Silver School of
Sing For Hope’s musical mission
Alexandra McVean
August 8, 2016
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
Closer Look: Cabin Fever
Jeffrey Kopp
July 28, 2016
In April the Associated Press published a brief story about a New York man who traveled to Alaska to build a cabin in the wilderness,
American Story: Mr. Sandman
Alexandra McVean
July 27, 2016
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
A Store Grows in Brooklyn
Jeffrey Kopp
July 26, 2016
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
Bushwick’s Changing Food Scene
Catalina Gonella
July 12, 2016
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
The Body Positive Runway Show
Kiara Ventura
July 5, 2016
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
The Rise of the Bronx Art Scene
Kiara Ventura
July 5, 2016
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.
Psychology Behind Supreme
Talia Milavetz
July 5, 2016
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
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