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Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! The Small Business Consulting Program (SBCP) at Columbia Business School would like to remind you that the client application for the Spring Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, November 7th, 2018, the Columbia (University) Community Scholars Lil Nickelson and Vivian Williams-Kurutz discussed issues surrounding health and wellness in the Harlem community and beyond. Support The Next Generation Continue Reading →
NY Yimby reports that a new student residence is on the rise at 415 West 120th Street designed by architect Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel. Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! Continue Reading →
Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! The business and investor community once questioned whether it could afford to prioritize social impact. The Harlem Love connection: Get More Harlem Continue Reading →
On October 31, 2018, representatives from the Columbia University College of Dental medicine participated by running and jumping alongside over 300 students on The Armory’s New Balance Track & Field Continue Reading →
Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! The Harlem Local Vendor Program (HLVP) is a partnership between the Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Columbia University Dining, Harlem Park Continue Reading →
Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! Soon after President Kennedy’s death, Robert F. Kennedy resigned as Attorney General and, in 1964, ran for the United States Senate from Continue Reading →
The Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University celebrates GLORY: A Life Among Legends, the new memoir by renowned dancer, educator, producer and author Dr. Glory Van Scott with a Continue Reading →
Columbia University completed the first phase of its expansion into Harlem by opening The Forum — a Renzo Piano-designed, 56,000-square-foot building — at its Manhattanville campus on West 125th Street Continue Reading →
The papers of one of Harlem’s brilliant, influential writer, orator, educator, critic, and political activist Hubert H. Harrison during the early decades of the 20th century is now available online at Continue Reading →