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Oak Hall, part of Brooklyn Gardens, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, Feb. 18, 2026. (Credit: Tereza Pesmazoglou)

Why Reviving SRO Units Might Not be Enough for New York City Homelessness

As lawmakers push to revive single-room occupancy units, advocates question whether low-cost housing alone can address New York’s homelessness crisis.

10 July 2026
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Specialty coffee has seen a recent surge in popularity, making high-quality coffee more accessible to sell and consume. (Credit: Jean Ortiz)

Interest in Microroasting is Brewing

Microroasters support sustainability and small farmers while preserving quality for

07 July 2026
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After changing its name to “?” Tea, the shop near Columbia University still filled with customers waiting for their tea orders. (Credit: Haiyi Bi)

After Legal Dispute, the Future is ‘?’ for New York City’s Molly Tea Locations

Molly Tea ended its New York agreements, but the four

23 June 2026
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These Three Siblings Became a Backbone for Columbia Tennis

From ski slopes to tennis courts, the Kotzen brothers built

14 June 2026
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A group of nurses chants “Sinai, Sinai, you can’t hide,” in front of Mt. Sinai Hospital Morningside, on Feb. 4, 2026. (Credit: Jiwon Lee)

Behind the Picket Lines of Mount Sinai Hospital

31 May 2026
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Volunteers from Mixteca Organization, Inc., and Brooklyn Org pose for a photo in Sunset Park after their weekly market offering free produce to Brooklyn's Latino community. (Credit: Sophia Ramirez)

Brooklyn Group Offers Community Health Support, Rain or Shine

15 May 2026
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Maria Davis hosts her most recent “MAD Wednesdays” artist showcase in Harlem. (Credit: Junyi Cheng)

How An Unexpected Diagnosis Changed One Woman’s Life

09 May 2026
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Samuel Kumi stands beside one of his sculptures at the Harlem Fine Arts Show on Feb. 20. (Credit: Anna Lee)

A Sculptor’s Journey From a Ghanaian Cocoa Village to New York City’s Fine Arts Scene

07 May 2026
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