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Helping students with disabilities pay for college

By StatePoint

six people standing in business attire at event about the digital divide in NYC

AMNY

Industry experts discuss bridging the digital divide in NYC

University of the West Indies Vice Chancellor, Sir Hilary Beckles.

Jamaica

UWI going global – International School for Development Justice

By Dawn Plummer

Many colorful school supplies and backpack arranged on blue background

AMNY

Here’s where to get free backpacks in NYC before first day of school Sept. 5

Group of diverse young students standing together in classroom

AMNY

What NYC public school parents need to know for the new school year

BMCC President Dr. Anthony E. Munroe, left, signs agreement with Prof. Colin Gyles, CD, UCC president, flanked by officials

Jamaica

BMCC, UCC sign agreement for ‘knowledge exchange, cultural enhancement’

By Nelson A. King

Students showcasing their culture at the BMCC Commencement.

BMCC’s 59th Commencement showcases cultural package, recognizes achievement and exhibits jubilation

By Nelson A. King

Equal Opportunity Schools' Equity Award winning school representatives, during the ceremony on June 5.

Brooklyn schools receive top honors for work to expand AP Courses citywide

By Milette Millington

Jamaica

UWI, University of Botswana sign Collaborative Agreement

By Dawn Plummer

Students of Hunter College gather around a laptop.

Don’t let FAFSA troubles derail your college dreams

By Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

Dr. Lisa Millsaps-Graham, third from left, front row, and Brooklyn Canarsie Lions Club President Jean Joseph, fourth from left, and Brooklyn Canarsie Lions.

Brooklyn

College and Vocational Career Fair seeks to address growing wealth gap in Brooklyn communities

By Nelson A. King

Mam-Yassin Sarr and Dr. Ansha Clement.

Brooklyn

Grenadian educator sows ‘seeds of curiosity, knowledge’ on maiden mission to The Gambia

By Nelson A. King

Current students on the team of the journalism publication at Queens Preparatory Academy, while they were visiting Columbia University.

Why journalism is a necessity for schools in communities of color

By Milette Millington

Gov. Kathy Hochul, joined by the state's Office of Mental Health Commissioner Ann Sullivan, announced "sweeping investments" in mental health services, especially for youth, in a press conference on Jan. 11, 2023.

Bronx Times

Gov. Hochul announces $50M to expand inpatient mental health care

Dr. Claudine Gay resigned amid heightened allegations of plagiarism in her scholarly work.

Harvard’s Haitian-American prez cites racism in resignation letter

By Nelson A. King

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Schneps Podcasts

Fostering Equity for NY’s K-12 After School and Summer Programs w Rachel Gazdick

More from Around NYC

Gonzalo Duran talks to Conservative Party members about socialism

Conservative party’s Gonzalo Duran enters NY-15 race, vows to challenge socialism

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American Heart Month: Your guide to heart health as told by Queens experts

City Council Speaker Julie Menin leads Tuesdays hearing on Code Blue operations, joined by Council Member Oswald Feliz, Chair of the Committee on Public Safety, and Council Member Crystal Hudson, Chair of the Committee on General Welfare.

‘These deaths are not inevitable’: City Council questions Mamdani admin’s cold-weather response after 18 people die

City Council Speaker Julie Menin leads Tuesdays hearing on Code Blue operations, joined by Council Member Oswald Feliz, Chair of the Committee on Public Safety, and Council Member Crystal Hudson, Chair of the Committee on General Welfare.

‘These deaths are not inevitable’: City Council questions Mamdani admin’s cold-weather response after 18 people die