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Riverdale Temple’s first annual 5K race included 149 participants and Bruskin is already planning to make next year’s bigger.

Riverdale Temple hosts first annual 5K run, fostering inclusivity and community

Riverdale Temple held its first 5K run on Sept. 22, bringing together 149 participants to foster community and inclusivity. Event organizer Lisa Bruskin plans future races. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 10/4/24

The idea of the chandelier, a classical symbol of wealth and luxury, has, over the decades taken on new meaning, sometimes even political.

Lehman College Art Gallery illuminates with chandelier-themed 'Incandescence' exhibition

Lehman College's new exhibition, Incandescence, reimagines chandeliers through art, blending politics and surrealism, featuring works by international artists. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/27/24

The new exhibition, Dimensional Artwork, will feature a variety of worldwide artists who enjoy pushing the limits of art’s scope.

Elisa Contemporary Art Gallery premieres dimensional artwork exhibition

Elisa Contemporary Art Gallery debuts "Dimensional Artwork," showcasing multi-dimensional works by diverse artists. The exhibit runs until Dec. 4 in Riverdale, NY. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/27/24

Robert Fass has called Riverdale home for 14 years, so when an opportunity to narrate a book dedicated to the history of the Bronx arose, he jumped at it.

Celebrated audiobook narrator Robert Fass reflects on a lifelong passion for the spoken word

Robert Fass, an acclaimed audiobook narrator, turned his passion for the spoken word into a successful career, narrating over 300 books. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/19/24

Alejandro Mundro has been dedicated to teaching his students about space exploration in accessible and exciting ways that make the science appealing as a career field.

Kingsbridge teacher brings NASA LiftOff experience to inspire students in space science

Alejandro Mundro, a Kingsbridge teacher, attended NASA's LiftOff Summer Institute to study space science and plant life in space. He plans to share these insights with his students. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/19/24

Last week, the RING garden, founded by Maggie Clarke in the 1980s, celebrated 40 years of serving Inwood’s community and wellness.

Riverside-Inwood and Schervier Gardens celebrate community and healing through nature

RING marks 40 years with dance, butterflies and community praise, while Schervier Garden offers therapeutic gardening, expanding to serve diverse age groups. more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/19/24

Grishma Shah immigrated to the United States with her family when she was 7, paving the way for her future career that included traveling back to her home country to educate students on global business and relations.

Manhattan University Professor Grishma Shah debuts novel inspired by global experiences

Manhattan University professor Grishma Shah releases her first novel, Anagram Destiny, blending her Indian-American roots and global insights into a dual-time love story. more

by Izania Gonzalez | 9/19/24

From left, Luane Kohnke, Steven Toriello, Ann Lane, Agnieszka Chen, Henriet Cohen, Jenna Mei came together on a bright autumn Sunday to plant an all-new garden at the Spuyten Duyvil library.

Community efforts flourish as Spuyten Duyvil Library unveils new native plant garden

Last weekend at the Spuyten Duyvil Library, a new native plant garden came to life, thanks to the efforts of many young volunteers fueled by cider and donuts. Organized by Plant Native NW Bronx, … more

by Alaska St. Clair | 9/19/24

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

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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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