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"The Irish Language and I," one woman recalls growing up in Ireland and her relationship to her two mother tongues: Gaelic and English.

In the city’s Latino community, it seems that everywhere you go, people are tuned in to the Spanish-language “shock radio” program.

The Lehman College Lady Lightning basketball team is out to prove that its impressive performance was no fluke.

The Bronx has one of the highest asthma hospitalization rates in the country. According to a Lehman College Geographic Information Sciences research team, there is a definite link between asthma hospitalization and air pollution in the Bronx.

Plus de 5.500 soldats américains ont fuit l’Irak depuis le début de la guerre, soit 11% des forces armées. D'après le Pentagone, ces militaires seraient entre 200 et 1.000 à avoir cherché refuge au Canada.

Authorities use race, religion, and accents to identify possible criminals. A growing number of Americans say they've been profiled.

African-Americans do it in February. Latinos do it in September and October. Asians do it in May. So, when do women celebrate their history and heritage?

Historically, Accra was founded in the 1500’s by the Ga people who had immigrated from Ille-ife, a town located in modern-day Nigeria. The word “Accra” was derived from an Ashanti word,“nkran,” which literally means ants, in reference to the numerous anthills located in the surrounding countryside

It’s a place built on the idea that people deserve a second chance, a Bronx spot for potential losers to become winners, a school for dropouts to drop back in.