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Everlasting Beauty: RIP in the Bronx

They say you can't take it with you, but a tour of Woodlawn's palatial tombs and faux temples reveals that many of its residents died trying.

Green Carts Offer Healthy Alternatives

Green carts come to the Bronx giving residents a reasonable price on produce and a healthy alternative to processed foods.

Bahia: Where African Culture Remains Alive

African heritage is prevalent everywhere in this northeast Brazilian state.

Hunger in the Bronx on the Rise

Two-income parents, like Marta Guadalupe and her husband, rely on some type of assistance and yet still cannot afford to feed their children.

P.U.M.P. Plan to Transform the Grand Concourse

Air pollution has plagued the Bronx for years due to the major boulevards that snake through the borough. Two Columbia University grad students have a plan to address the issue.

The Price of Death

When death touches our lives it brings confusion to the families involved. It can be an emotional and physical strain, and many people are often blindsided by the price tag.

Muay Thai: Science of Eight Limbs

This martial art uses both legs, both knees, both fists, and both elbows. It originated in Thailand two centuries ago and now has come to the Bronx.

Sistas & Brothas

Sistas and Brothas United is a non-profit with a mission to generate and motivate young leaders in the Northwest Bronx community.

Traditional Remedies in Modern Times

Millions of Americans live without health insurance. Many are turning to home remedies to cure what ails them.

CUNY’s Immigration Law Certificate Program—the Only One in the Country

Everyone seems to have an opinion on immigration, but at the CUNY School of Professional Studies, students are doing something about it.

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