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CUNY Chancellor, Félix Matos Rodríguez and Lehman College President Fernando Delgado hold up a check for $50 million dollars from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott, in what represents a "historic investment" in Bronx students.

Lehman College to receive $50 million from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott

By Sadie Brown

Bronxites, Bronx Alumn and those who are deeply rooted in the borough were honored in November on the City University of New York's 50 Under 50 list on notable alumni. Among them, influential CUNY grads in politics, science, the arts and entrepreneurial spaces.

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The Bronx shows up strong on CUNY’s 50 Under 50

by Sadie Brown

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Acts of Kindness

Photos: Albert Einstein College of Medicine students and faculty pack 10K pounds of produce for local community organizations

By Ethan Marshall

Cooking Demo #2

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Healthfirst hosts final Bronx ‘Diabetes Education Series’ event for residents to lead healthier lives

By Keke Grant-Floyd

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University Heights

Laptop giveaway at Bronx Community College aims to tackle borough’s digital divide

By Lesley Cosme Torres

Parks Department commissioners, Community Board 3 leaders and elected officials lift dirt with gold shovels to officially break ground at Daniel Boone Playground in the Longwood neighborhood.

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Officials break ground on inclusive redesign of Daniel Boone Playground

By Emily Swanson

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Photos: Villa Maria Academy Girl Scouts Troop 1807 take part in Veterans Day parade

By Ethan Marshall

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New community darkroom provides free access to anyone interested in learning about photography

By ET Rodriguez

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Editorial: Preston High School hosts multilingual Holy Rosary prayer service

By Preston High School

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Photos: Over 100 Bronx students take part in flashmob dance at Fordham Plaza to spotlight afterschool programs

By Ethan Marshall

Reimagining campuses

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Op-Ed | Reimagining our campuses to lead our students into careers

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AMNY

Op-ed | School safety saves lives

City University of New York Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez gave the State of the City University of New York address at Hostos Community College on Wednesday, highlighting a new careers initiative and celebrating investments in CUNY colleges, including two major projects in the Bronx.

CUNY Chancellor returns to Hostos for 2025 State of the City University of New York

By Sadie Brown

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ACES afterschool program teaches tennis, academics and emotional well-being

By Emily Swanson

Seniors from World View High School in Kingsbridge Heights show off their "Welcome to CUNY" letters on Thursday, Oct. 23 ahead of the free college application period.

Free college applications, scholarships and guaranteed admission: NYC colleges want Bronx students to thrive

By Sadie Brown

NYC Launches Groundbreaking Emergency Alert System for Active Shooter Situations in Schools

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NYC schools launch groundbreaking emergency alert system for active shooter situations

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