Lightning players and coach discuss the season ahead.
The Tidal Change: Waterfront Access in the Bronx
Experts discussed equitable access during the annual Bronx Parks Speak Up.
18,000 Trees for NYC
Neighborhoods which are at most risk from extreme heat will be prioritized for the new plantings.
A multi-episode podcast recounting past and present environmental activist campaigns in the Bronx.
Reporting the Climate Agenda
Lehman Journalism students studied the policy goals of the New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
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Stories from the Climate Summit
Students in Fundamentals of Multimedia Reporting attended the Youth Climate Justice Summit organized by Nos
A night with DJ’s playing music in the emo genre, catering to those who enjoy the genre, and subculture.
Tracing the History of Slavery in Brooklyn
The Center for Brooklyn History houses over 1,600 archival collections,
Professor Miguel Pérez Shares Hidden Hispanic Heritage
HITNTelevision reports on the Lehman professor site and course.
The exhibit highlights the doll's role in reflecting and influencing changing societal norms, most notably in the realms of fashion, beauty standards, and gender roles.
Christmas Cheer in Yonkers
Holiday season at Cross County Mall included Santa, a "glice" skating rink and food trucks.
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Glyndor Gallery in Wave Hill is exhibiting art inspired by politician and naturalist Theodore Roosevelt.
The Bronx Journal’s Jim Carney, who lives inside the Zone, shares how the unclear designation
The exhibit features intricate swirls, flowing tubes, brilliant spheres and neon-lit glass stretching 35 feet
Faced with gentrification, long-time residents fight to stay in the Lower East Side.
Inside the Bronx National Landmark as it celebrates 100 years.
Lady K-Fever takes Bronxites on a tour of street art on the Grand Concourse.
The Chelsea exhibit features over 200 pieces of never-before-seen and rarely-shown work from the Neo-expressionist
A day in the Bronx Botanical Garden filled with wine, live music, food demonstrations by
Lehman student photographers capture residents, responders and volunteers as they begin the arduous process of
Tombstones are tucked beside busy roads and behind modern storefronts.
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Health
A company that offers doula training and other programs related to fertility, pregnancy and motherhood.
The FDA estimates it could save more than 600,000 lives over 40 years.
Residents are susceptible to health risks because they can’t afford healthy sustainable meals.
The mayor is implementing several programs to address high mortality rates among black women.
Politics & Policy
A multi-episode podcast recounting past and present environmental activist campaigns in the Bronx.
