A First-in-the-Nation Scholarship for Middle Class Students
A scholarship program offers free tuition at CUNY or SUNY colleges to students whose family income is under $100,000.
A Paint Party Unlocks Hidden Talents
There were over 30 participants who registered for the opportunity to be a part of the fast growing social activity, Paint Party.
World Changers Church
Every Saturday, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., the Loews Paradise Theatre is filled to capacity. Sermon topics range from faith to finance to relationships.
New Yorkers Evaluate Trump’s Performance
Some thumbs up, others down, yet still others say “Wait and see.”
Lactation Rooms Offer Relief for Students
College campuses are providing lactation rooms and workshops for expectant and new mothers.
Travel Ban and Higher Ed
President Trump’s travel ban has had a large impact on colleges and international students.
It Isn’t Easy Being Green in New York City
The city’s Green Party works to make issues like air and water quality a priority.
Beauty and the LGBTQ Community
A gay subplot in the latest Disney release has alienated some in the Latino community.
The Bronx In Hollywood
The Bronx in film is a character that’s too rough to be loved and is marked for ruin.