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Archdiocese puts faith in first-of-its-kind Bronx pilot program to address educational and social gaps

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bard High School expands unique early college program to the Bronx, preps for September opening

By Julian Tiburcio

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The Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History: A Parents Guide to exploring this Now Open Center

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What does the future hold for Bronx CUNYs as enrollment plummets and cuts loom?

By Robbie Sequeira

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NYC students, one from Bronx Science, develop award-winning project for self-sustaining agriculture on Mars

By Robbie Sequeira

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Bronx Science Alumni Foundation unveils new name, signaling inclusion

By Bronx Times

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Unsafe conditions, backlash and vandalism stall construction of Kingsbridge charter school

By Robbie Sequeira

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Memorial Brandon Hendricks scholarship grows award to $20K for college-bound Bronxites

By Julian Tiburcio

Actor Derek Luke spoke at the Herbert H. Lehman Memorial Lecture at Lehman College on Monday, April 3.

New take on the Herbert H. Lehman Memorial Lecture brings actor Derek Luke to the stage

By Bronx Times

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Bronx Community College receives $250K for IT workforce training

By Aliya Schneider

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Bronx school principal calls out state testing plan due to conflict with Muslim holiday

By Robbie Sequeira

Students are seen leaving Manhattan College in Riverdale on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023.

SUNY ditches COVID vaccine mandate, symbolizing the beginning of the end of the pandemic

By Camille Botello and Megan LaCreta

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Bronx Charter Schools host Community Conference on educational excellence

By Bronx Times

Seniors at The Laboratory School of Finance and Technology share their final project from this year's youth engagement curriculum with Laura Smith, director of transportation policy and analytics at the DCP.

City Planning congratulates Bronx seniors on completing youth engagement curriculum

By Bronx Times

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All Success Academy seniors accepted to 4-year colleges, universities

By Bronx Times

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