As of July 2026, more than 500 students were disenrolled from Howard University in Washington D.C. due to unmet financial deadlines. Incoming freshmen were notified about their situation, leaving many facing uncertainty
After a contentious election cycle, early winners of the citywide polls have begun to emerge. The races are winding down, and New Yorkers are getting a better sense of what the local
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In the upcoming primary elections on June 22nd, New Yorkers will be able to vote for mayor, public advocate, comptroller, borough president, and city council. This election will be different from ones
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While New Yorkers have been advised to stay at home during the pandemic, delivery workers have become essential workers. Unfortunately, the working conditions they’ve been facing have been challenging and often dangerous.
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George Floyd’s vicious murder sparked protests that swept our city and the country with millions demanding police reform and after decades of empty promises, politicians are finally taking a stand on police
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On March 3rd, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards delivered his first State of the Borough address since assuming power last December. The address, organized in accordance with public health guidelines, served as
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With some of the scandals and allegations Governor Cuomo is facing, it might be hard to see how there might be a positive future for the GOP, but there might be a
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On March 1st, the New York City Department of Education, or NYCDOE, declared that in-person learning for public high schools would resume on March 22nd. The NYCDOE has allowed hybrid learning for
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