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Inside Look at NYPD’s raid of Columbia University
Photos by Francesca Maria Lorenzini and Edward Lopez
The Columbia University pro-Palestinian encampment: a story in pictures
Photos by Edward Lopez
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As the MTA Goes Digital, What Does It Mean for New Yorkers?
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A Vision for New York City Mayoral Forum Full Event
As New York City prepares for its next mayoral election, Columbia Journalism School brought together key candidates for a Mayoral Fo...
Mayoral Hopefuls Pitch Their Vision at Columbia Forum, But Some Leave Students Unconvinced
As six mayoral hopefuls made their case at Columbia Journalism School on Monday, students in the audience were paying close attentio...
Six Mayoral Candidates Face Columbia Journalism Students Amid Federal Pressure on University
As Columbia University finds itself in a standoff with the federal government – just a year after NYPD officers stormed campus to br...
Concetta Bencivenga on why New York can’t function without mass transit
Amid political fights over tolls, funding, and public trust, Concetta Benvicenga wants to keep one thing clear: New York doesn’t wor...
commissioner Leah Goodridge says housing policy should reflect the needs of low-income and working-class residents
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Vanessa Leung on Invisibility and Myths of the Asian American Community
As diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies face renewed political backlash, the Coalition for Asian American Children and Fa...
Bushwick Safe Space Celebrates Queer Haitians
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Community and Citywide Education Council Elections are Around the Corner, Do Parents Know?
If you have a child in NYC schools, you’ll soon have the opportunity to vote for representatives to advise the Department of Educati...
East Village Cafe Is Serving Up A Taste of Home to Migrants
Burger Day at Cafe Wal, a kitchen and day-time warming shelter serves 300 free hot meals every day. Diamy is the Operations Manage...
High School Students Planning Birthday Parties With A Purpose
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Some New Yorkers are fighting to remove Eric Adams
Protestors and community organizers gathered outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office on Friday, Feb. 21, demanding the Governor remov...