October 2021 – The Bronx Journal

Verzuz – the Virtual DJ Battle

It was introduced on Instagram at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Parents Navigate Online vs In-Person School

Students returned to in-person school amidst ongoing safety concerns.

A Latinx Vision for an Inclusive America

Democracy may exist but for some people there’s work that still needs to be done.

2020 Census Reveals Surprising Growth in NYC

Instead of the predicted sluggish growth, NYC saw robust growth over the last decade.

Bronx Native General Colin Powell Has Died

The Harlem-born general and CUNY graduate passed away due to COVID-19 complications.

The Bronx Night Market

Thousands flock to Fordham Plaza for the food and artisanal products.

Broadway Gives Back

The 35th annual Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction raised a $753,321.

Columbus Day Carnival & Celebration

Zeppoles! Cannoli! Meatballs! The smell of sausage and peppers is in the air again during an annual celebration of Italian heritage and culture.

Local Farmer Market Good for Your Pocket

By Angid Machado Living in the city, it isn’t easy to find healthy, organic produce that is reasonably priced. Shopping at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s, you can spend $100 to $200 on organic groceries but not everyone can afford those prices. Not only that, but these markets may be a bit out of range for the average Bronx consumer. So,

Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick’s A Space Odyssey

It’s 1964, five years before humankind makes its first steps on the Moon. It’s also the beginning of a long journey for Stanley Kubrick as he works on his next film, 2001: A Space Odyssey. Over the course of the next four years, Kubrick would be putting together a movie that would unexpectedly change film and give inspiration to future

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