News (Page 54)
News
737 Max groundings throw a wrench in spring breakers’ travel plans
Spring breakers at NYU head to the airport after class, one day after the 737 Max grounding. Photo by Caroline […]
Audio•News
United Methodist Church votes down LGBTQ rights
The United Methodist Church voted on LGBTQ rights within their denomination.
News
Safe Injection Sites Stall in NYC
A syringe full of red blood sits on a concrete street barrier underneath an expressway off-ramp near 181st Street and […]
News•Video
For some commuters, subway travel is complicated
According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, out of the 427 stations in New York City, only 114 are accessible.
News
Undocumented students seek help from schools
New York University has a website focused on assisting undocumented students. Without a pathway to citizenship and ICE arrests still […]
Features•News•Video
New Yorkers celebrate Amazon backing out of LIC deal
View video on Vimeo Entwined in a four-foot-high pile of trash facing the Upper East Side sat a deformed delivery […]
News•Video
Taxis and rideshare drivers outraged by new fees
It’s been a week since New York City implemented its new surcharges for taxi and rideshare services, and drivers and riders alike are unhappy.
News
MDC activists continue to protest inhumane conditions at the jail
A protester holding a sign in front of prison guards at the front of the Metropolitan Detention Center on February […]
Audio•Features•News
Housing projects residents find community despite harsh living conditions
The Ingersoll project’s Garden of Eden grows fruits and vegetables during the warmer months. Photo by Teddy Haines. Nestled into […]
Audio•Features•News
Anti-Abortion Catholics divided on excommunicating Cuomo
Many anti-abortion Catholics began calling for Governor Andrew Cuomo’s excommunication after the Reproductive Healthcare Act passed through the New York state legislature on January 22. But not all Catholics, both leaders and laity, agree on excommunicating the governor. Concerns range from political repercussions from the governor to hurting the Church’s reputation. On both sides of the debate, church leaders are publically sharing their opinion.