Staff members at two public schools in Harlem have tested positive for the coronavirus, the city announced Tuesday, less than a week before students are set to return for in-person classes. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: School
Stop & Shop Starts Free Back-To-School Snack Program From Harlem To Hollis
With New York City schools adopting hybrid and remote models of learning this fall. Continue Reading →
The 116-Year-Old Harlem-Based Columbia U. Marching Band Gets It’s Marching Orders
The Columbia University Marching Band announced Tuesday that the organization voted over the weekend to disband after 116 years of performing music and getting into controversy along the way. Continue Reading →
The 6 Biggest Benefits Of Studying Abroad
For lots of us, going to university is the first time we’ll live apart from our parents and away from our hometown. Continue Reading →
Lack Of Access To Childcare Remains A Key Obstacle For CUNY’s Student Parents
On Thursday, September 10, 2020, the Committees on Women & Gender Equity and Higher Education, chaired by uptown Council Members Helen Rosenthal and Inez Barron respectively. Continue Reading →
What Educational Trends Will Help You Enter The Desired University?
Learning is probably the most important process that a human being will go through. The success of the entire species fully depends on our ability to pass on knowledge from one generation to the other. Continue Reading →
T-Mobile Launches Plan To Provide Free Internet To Close The “Homework Gap”
T-Mobile promised last year that it would provide internet connectivity to 10 million underserved student households if its merger with Sprint was approved. Continue Reading →