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The Empire State VII before it left port at Olivet Pier within the SUNY Maritime campus on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024.

SUNY Maritime students voyage to Puerto Rico as part of school’s training program

By Steven Goodstein

Bronx teenager Matthew Carillo holds his $1,500 college scholarship check during the celebration on Monday.

Bronx teens awarded scholarships for choosing new name of New York charter high school network

By Ashlynn Perez

Lehman College

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Lehman College to unveil new Nursing Education, Research and Practice Center

By Seamus Higgins

A community member added the red sand on the floor into pavement cracks and also added a heart with the Red Sand Project sign to bring awareness of sex trafficking.

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Week in Rewind: Bronx immigration lawyer scammed clients, adult mentors for Bronx youth, CUNY students supporting asylum seekers and more

Compiled by Seamus Higgins

“Be Bronx, Be Big” campaign

‘Be Bronx, Be Big’ campaign recruits adult mentors for borough’s youth

By Emily Swanson

Bronx Documentary Center exhibition

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Bronx Documentary Center showcases award-winning student photography of life in the borough

By Ashlynn Perez

Gun violence summit

‘The Bronx needs this’: Angellyh Yambo Foundation’s Youth Gun Violence Summit shows support for borough’s youth

By Emily Swanson

Flags decorate the exterior of All Hallows High School in the South Bronx.

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All Hallows High School launches extracurricular program teaching Bronx students to combat bigotry

By Bronx Times

TADA! Youth Theater star Alex Rolla

Bronx youth shine in TADA! Youth Theater original production of ‘B.O.T.C.H.’

By Bronx Times

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.

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

By Emily Swanson

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New York Cares coat drive, gift distribution brings smiles to students at PS/MS 31 in Melrose

By Steven Goodstein

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Op-Ed | The City budget and what the cuts really mean for our students

Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed spending $2.4 billion on migrants.

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Hochul threatens legal action against New York colleges that fail to combat antisemitism

Arm of black woman write story in notebook

St. Ignatius student wins $3K scholarship from Optimum’s Hispanic Heritage Month Essay Contest

By Bronx Times

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Mott Haven

Fat Joe tells kids ‘If you want to be successful, no one can stop you.’

By ET Rodriguez

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Schneps Podcasts

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

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“Peter Hujar’s Day," directed by Ira Sachs, is running at Film Forum and Film at Lincoln Center.

‘Peter Hujar’s Day’ takes a trip back to New York’s gay arts scene in 1974