Brexit Shock: NYC Reacts
Phil Rosenbaum
June 24, 2016
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
Videos
Undocumented and making a difference
Minyoung Park
June 17, 2016
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
The Anti-Piano Man
Eliza Lambert
June 16, 2016
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
Getting glam with seniors
Ana Lopez
June 9, 2016
Glamour Gals brings together two generations through makeovers and enlightening conversations between teens and seniors. Elizabeth De Leon is president of the nationwide organization’s New
Dominican Salons: Reaching New ‘Heights’
Lisa Azcona
June 1, 2016
Modern Dominican salons — offering alcohol and hookah — are popping up in Washington Heights. Will the traditional, more family-oriented, neighborhood salons survive the new trend?
Inside Loisaida’s Nuyorican
Tara Seewack
May 4, 2016
“The Cafe is the most integrated place on the planet.” – Allen Ginsberg Take a step into the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.
Lens to Loisaida – Photo Poetry Slideshow
Tara Seewack
April 18, 2016
Photos of the East Village neighborhood “Loisaida” set to a poem by Bimbo Rivas. Photos by Tara Seewack. Voice over by Bosco Ballve. Bittman “Bimbo”
Hare Krishna Movement
Selina Cheah
April 15, 2016
For most New Yorkers, passing by the orange sari-clad, dancing and singing people in Union Square or on the subway grounds is a normal sight.
Brighton Beach: A Profile
Elizabeth Gurdus
April 15, 2016
Brighton Beach is a historic neighborhood, dating back to the early 1900s. Always a home to immigrants of all races, creeds, and religions, the area
A Heated Conversation about Trans Topics in the Media
Kiara Ventura
March 25, 2016
On March 22nd, the LGBTQ center in Manhattan hosted a talk on trans topics in the media. The panel and a large audience gathered to discuss issues
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