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“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman The semester is coming to a close, but it’s not over yet. Take a break from the stress of term papers and exit projects, and check out some of these events happening around the city. May is National Bike Month! Go celebrate at the 5th annual Spring Brooklyn Bike [...]

“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman With the last month of the semester approaching, stress levels are increasing. Finals, rsearch reports, and group projects are all on the way. Don’t go crazy – take a break from the heaps of homework and check out some of the events happening around the city. Sbeik Thom shadow [...]

“City Never Sleeps”  by Alex Aleman School may be starting soon, but there’s till one weekend left of Spring Break. When you’re not busy partying or sleeping, check out some of these events happening around the city. Head down to the Brooklyn Museum and see the new exhibit LaToya Ruby Frazier: A Haunted Capital. The [...]

“City Never Sleeps” by Stephanie Cruz   You Are Not Alone: On Campus Event  The Black Studies Program has teamed up with the Psych Department, the Straight and Gay Alliance (SAGA) and other student organizations to screen the film “You Are Not Alone.” The film touches on the struggles an openly Gay Black man faces, [...]

“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman Now that the Valentine’s Day craze has passed, let’s focus on another important part of February: Black History Month. This month honors the courageous and influential African American men and women who have made a difference in the United States. Here are some events honoring them this weekend. Initially released in [...]

“City Never Sleeps” by Alex Aleman The first week of school is finally over! After a week of introductions, syllabi, and icebreakers, it’s time to relax a little. Here are a few relaxing, but artsy, things to do around the city. Beat Memories: The Photographs of Allen Ginsberg is a new exhibit at the Grey Art Gallery. [...]

After the many nights spent studying, the drama between friends and classmates, and those few weather crises, the Fall 2012 semester if finally at its end. If you’re burnt out from finals and just want to relax and take your mind off academia, here are a few abstract exhibits you don’t want to miss. Critically [...]

Check out James Wine’s inventive exhibit at CCNY by Kelvin Masilamani In a world where architecture is run mostly by technology and graphics, James Wines set out to be the exception. He felt that computer-aided tools should be nothing more than support for what is hand drawn. He currently has an exhibit of his work [...]

 City Never Sleeps By Joyce Li Controversial College Painting: A painting of Obama depicted as Jesus was recently removed from a New York City art gallery and is now displayed at Bunker Hill Community College. The painting has sparked public outrage and even support for the artist. According to Karen Norton, a spokeswoman from Bunker Hill, the [...]

City Never Sleep by Alex Aleman New York is still recovering from Hurricane Sandy, but things are almost back to normal. School is back in session (not that most people are thrilled), and mass transit is running much smoother. Many shelters and nonprofit organizations are looking for volunteers as the city copes with the disaster, [...]