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Lou Gehrig Hit the Longest Home Run in Columbia’s History. Why Is There Still No Plaque?

More than a century ago, a Lou Gehrig stepped to the plate on South Field at Columbia University and launched the longest home run the field had ever seen, a blast on May 19, 1923, that reportedly landed near the steps of what is now Pulitzer Hall, the Columbia Journalism School.

Columbia vs. Fordham Baseball Rivalry

When it comes to baseball rivalries in New York, most think of the Yankees and Mets. But another rivalry, Columbia Lions vs. Fordham Rams, is a crosstown showdown.

SPORTS

From ski slopes to tennis courts, the Kotzen brothers built a family legacy at Columbia.

Go inside announcer Chris Griffin’s mind during a horse race.

In Rockaway Beach, surfboard builders confront the environmental cost of their craft.

SPORTS

From ski slopes to tennis courts, the Kotzen brothers built a family legacy at Columbia.

Go inside announcer Chris Griffin’s mind during a horse race.

In Rockaway Beach, surfboard builders confront the environmental cost of their craft.

LABOR

The city says the company underpaid more than 260,000 delivery workers. Many are hopeful about a payout but doubt their

Some vendors face $1,000 tickets for selling toothpaste as “food.” And as sign-ups for new licenses open Nov. 2, they

The Mamdani administration is seeking to block the RESPECT Check Act as paraprofessionals describe taking second jobs, cutting back on

LABOR

The city says the company underpaid more than 260,000 delivery workers. Many are hopeful about a payout but doubt their

Some vendors face $1,000 tickets for selling toothpaste as “food.” And as sign-ups for new licenses open Nov. 2, they

The Mamdani administration is seeking to block the RESPECT Check Act as paraprofessionals describe taking second jobs, cutting back on

CLIMATE

CNS reporters covered Climate Week NYC which featured 1,500 events across the city and drew more than 120,000 participants.

In Bangladeshi Cox's Bazar, refugees face heightened climate vulnerability because of government restrictions on permitted construction materials and camp locations.

Can geo engineering control the weather to fight climate change?

CLIMATE

The city says the company underpaid more than 260,000 delivery workers. Many are hopeful about a payout but doubt their

Some vendors face $1,000 tickets for selling toothpaste as “food.” And as sign-ups for new licenses open Nov. 2, they

The Mamdani administration is seeking to block the RESPECT Check Act as paraprofessionals describe taking second jobs, cutting back on

BUSINESS

Poseidon is one of the last Greek bakeries in America that still makes phyllo dough by hand. It gets harder

AI promises to make advertising faster and smarter, but even those embracing the technology are questioning where to draw the

New Yorkers have only a few Saturdays left to eat their way through one of the city’s most diverse food

BUSINESS

Poseidon is one of the last Greek bakeries in America that still makes phyllo dough by hand. It gets harder

AI promises to make advertising faster and smarter, but even those embracing the technology are questioning where to draw the

New Yorkers have only a few Saturdays left to eat their way through one of the city’s most diverse food

ARTS

It’s a story of ‘love, reconciliation and acceptance.’

ID Studio Theatre offers space for reflection after an ICE shooting just miles away.

With commercial rents out of reach, musicians are playing restaurants, where the music is no longer the main event.

ARTS

It’s a story of ‘love, reconciliation and acceptance.’

ID Studio Theatre offers space for reflection after an ICE shooting just miles away.

With commercial rents out of reach, musicians are playing restaurants, where the music is no longer the main event.

HEALTH

The unit was established for firefighters, and EMS workers say it was slow to show up when they needed it.

After a private equity-backed firm took over home-care administration in New York last year, patients and caregivers allege stolen wages

Black women are more likely to die of breast cancer. At an annual event at 125th Street, survivors are working

HEALTH

The unit was established for firefighters, and EMS workers say it was slow to show up when they needed it.

After a private equity-backed firm took over home-care administration in New York last year, patients and caregivers allege stolen wages

Black women are more likely to die of breast cancer. At an annual event at 125th Street, survivors are working

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