An East Harlem non-profit seeks a new home.
Yonkers: A Transformation
Construction and development projects have had both positive and negative impacts on the city.
OpEd: The War On Literature
Book censorship has long been a mirror to humanity’s fears, power struggles, and shifting values.
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
The Center for Brooklyn History houses over 1,600 archival collections, 33,000 books, and more, preserving Brooklyn's culture.
Professor Miguel Pérez Shares Hidden Hispanic Heritage
HITNTelevision reports on the Lehman professor site and course.
Sights, Sounds and Flavors of Jackson Heights
For New Yorkers with roots in South Asia, the neighborhood
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.
Multimedia
Lady K-Fever takes Bronxites on a tour of street art on the Grand Concourse.
The Brooklyn neighborhood has buildings, billboards, and even doorways covered in street art and murals.
An excited crowd gathered at Pier 52 for the show featuring new talent.
A devastating explosion kills 2 and levels several buildings on 2nd Avenue.
An exhibit documents experiences of the LGBT+ community who have survived discrimination and abuse.
Geeks descended on Comic Con’s four-day event to show off their head-turning cosplays and character
The fabulous 55th annual parade featured floats and costumes from New York City's Latino communities.
Loved by some and despised by others, the festival has undergone a subtle transformation from
New Yorkers gathered to celebrate African culture and to protest the discrimination some West Africans
BRONX JOURNAL RADIO
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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.
