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Richard Kruczek has worked in private schools for the last 21 years. He said he isn’t stressed about the transition into St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School, as he was Catholic-school student himself.

New principal, Richard Kruczek, joins St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School

Richard Kruczek becomes the new principal of St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School after 21 years at Garden School. He aims to unify the school post-merger. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/13/24

The University of Mount Saint Vincent has officially opened its associate-degree program under the name Seton College. One year in the making, students are now being welcomed onto campus.

Seton College launches at University of Mount Saint Vincent to support underrepresented students

Seton College opens at the University of Mount Saint Vincent, offering a 60-credit associate’s degree to underrepresented students, providing financial aid and academic support. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/13/24

Lisa Bruskin is dedicated to making Riverdale Temple a space for everybody, regardless of religious belief, to come and feel welcome.

Women leaders in Riverdale: Pioneering change and community engagement

Kamala Harris may soon make history as the first woman president, but women in Riverdale are already leading. Laura Polanco, Lisa Bruskin, Suzanne Mauro and Shira Silverman are driving local change and empowering their community. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/2/24

St. Gabriel’s once ran a Catholic school at the location, but it will now be home to nearly 40 preschoolers in need of special education.

Birch Family Services to open Riverdale early childhood center for special education

Birch Family Services will open the Riverdale Early Childhood Center this fall, providing special education and therapeutic services for preschool children with autism and developmental delays. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 8/2/24

DeWitt Clinton began offering the tattoo program earlier this year after a request from a current senior. When the current round of juniors graduate next year, they will have enough experience to earn their tattoo license and become an apprentice at a shop.

DeWitt Clinton senior makes tattoo program reality

Discover how DeWitt Clinton High School students can graduate with a tattoo license through a unique program led by artist Carlos Ramirez. Explore their journey into tattoo artistry and entrepreneurship. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 6/16/24

The seven students who made it to the national challenge said their learning process was a lot of trial-and-error and plenty of failures. The students

Bronx Science takes flight with rocketry club

Bronx Science students build rockets and reach a national competition without school sponsorship, showcasing self-taught skills and teamwork in aerospace engineering. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 6/16/24

Head coach Alex Vega, center, discusses practice strategies with defensive line coach Oscar Martinez, left, and assistant head coach Howard Langley. The team typically runs practice for two and a half hours, including strength, conditioning and drills.

New field makes long-awaited debut

Kennedy High School unveils newly renovated $5 million sports field after three-year project. Council funding aids upgrades. Coach Martinez champions for students' safety and future opportunities. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

Showing support to students by meeting them where they are is part of Lehman’s mission. The May 8 pride event included support systems, arts and crafts, and dancing offering various ways for students to connect with their larger community.

LGBTQ+ Lehman students enjoy safe, inclusive campus

Lehman College celebrates Pride early with inclusive event featuring NoH8 campaign, creating safe space for LGBTQ+ students. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/19/24

College protests rage as bombs rain in Gaza

Protests in NYC against Israel's actions in Rafah lead to arrests at City College, with virtual classes and increased campus security. Faculty and students push back. more

By Eric Harvey | 5/12/24

Jorge Silva-Puras delivers the keynote speech at the Bronx EdTech Showcase, highlighting his belief in the use of artificial intelligence in classrooms. He advocates not just for AI use by students and professors, but also for program education so students understand the tools.

To allow or not to allow AI in schools

Lehman College's Jorge Silva-Puras advocates for AI in education, emphasizing its role in enhancing student engagement and critical thinking at the Bronx EdTech Showcase. more

By Izania Gonzalez | 5/12/24

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50 Years on the Job

Building relationships simply by repairing one kitchen at a time

Felix Lam has been the superintendent at 2465 Palisade Ave., in Spuyten Duyvil for 50 years. The 81-year-old has made his home — and career — at the eight-story co-op since he was a young man. And how does that make him feel? “I’m very happy about it,” Lam said.

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