Don’t be bored this spring break with these three New York activities
Crystal Grant, Staff Writer
February 22, 2017
Filed under Features
In a city where we have world renowned museums like the MET and Museum of Natural History, smaller museums like the Neue Galerie tend to go unnoticed. But like they say, size doesn’t really matter because the Neue Gallery boasts an extraordinary collection of early 20th century German and Austrian ...
Torch Eats: Best bites to grab at Winter Village in Bryant Park
Kayla Gonzalez, Staff Writer
November 30, 2016
Filed under Features, Home Scroll
We live in a huge city where grabbing a bite to eat may seem a little bit hectic. Lucky for you, Bryant Park’s Winter Village has some of New York’s finest food condensed into one single location. Not only do they have your favorite sweets, complemented with a side of cider, they also have foo...
Perfect fall scenic spots to visit now
Victoria Lohwasser, Staff Writer
October 5, 2016
Filed under Features
Leaves are changing colors and all things pumpkin-spice are back. That means fall has arrived.There are so many great things to do in New York City for the fall season and just as many sites to see. Two perfect destinations where you can find a great view and an equally satisfying dining experience at...
Thirdstory: NYC’s emerging artists
Morgan Mullings, Contributing Writer
October 5, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Music
Just a few months after opening for Tori Kelly on her U.S. tour, this YouTube sensation ended their own tour in their hometown. Ben Lusher, Richard Saunders and Elliott Skinner of Thirdstory just finished their first headlining tour with a show in Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg Sept. 27 and...
The Meadows leaves NYC disappointed
Jon Manarang, Staff Writer
October 5, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Music
With the success of Governors Ball over the past few years, Founders Entertainment tried to catch lightning in a bottle once again with The Meadows NYC. Earlier this year, Mayor Bill de Blasio initially denied permits for a music festival to be held at Flushing Meadows Park during discussions to have...
De Blasio’s mandate sparks change
Cheyanne Gonzales, General Manager
March 16, 2016
Filed under Opinion
New York City is globally known for their support for the gay community and fighting for equal rights. On March 7, Mayor Bill de Blasio mandated that people have access to all public facilities that coincide with their gender identity. He spoke about how New Yorkers have an “obligation” to lead the...
New MTA subways to be introduced in 2020
Anabelle Madho, Staff Writer
February 3, 2016
Filed under Home Scroll, News
From seats to benches, and poles that vary, New York’s subway system has always been the number one public transit system in the country. Now, New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is taking a risk with the newest model. According to the MTA, subways will be revamped to mimic subway sys...
Snow storms into East Coast, hits Queens hardest
Cheyanne Gonzales, General Manager
January 27, 2016
Filed under Home Scroll, News
On Jan. 25, St. John’s University closed all of their New York Campuses due to Winter Storm Jonas that hit New York City two days prior. Winter Storm Jonas coated the East Coast this past weekend, causing cities like New York City to have strict travel bans. Governor Cuomo set a travel ban in p...
‘Hover boards’ deemed illegal in New York City
Livia Paula, Features Editor
December 2, 2015
Filed under Home Scroll, News
If you’re thinking about getting the popular futuristic ‘hover boards’ as a Christmas gift to someone residing in New York, you might want to start considering a new option. The NYPD 26th Precinct warned about the law on Twitter, but then deleted the tweet since it stated that it was illegal p...
Homeless in NYC
Hunter Rabinowitz, Staff Writer
November 13, 2015
Filed under Opinion
Come out to Broadway sometime this autumn and prepare yourself for the revival of the century. I'm sure you're all bored of the phantoms in their operas and the Lion King on DVD will satisfy your craving for Disney just fine. It's a 1930s revival and not a great work by Eugene O'Neil or an extravagant...
An American Holiday From Afar
Harry Saunders, Staff Writer
December 5, 2012
Filed under Features
As we move swiftly into the holiday season, and I approach the end of my first semester at St John’s, it seems appropriate for me to reflect upon what the lead up to Christmas is like here in New York City compared to my home town of London, in the United Kingdom. Most striking is the earliness...
NYC Shopping Made Easy
Rolanda Harmon, Staff Writer
December 5, 2012
Filed under Features
Santa needs help this holiday season and there are only a few places to go to get the best experience while helping out the big guy. For all of you that missed the extravagant yet chaotic and hectic shopping experience on Black Friday, don’t worry. The shopping deals and discounts are far from over...
