Media provided by Peggy Chan Thousands of New Yorkers pass by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) every day without a clue about what actually goes on inside. Yet, earlier… Continue reading "An Exclusive Look at the NYSE"
Image of 9th Street Community Garden provided by Alejandro Izurieta ‘25 Five blocks from the Grace Church High School Campus sits Loisaida Avenue, a place where the letter R goes… Continue reading "Loisaida: A Cultural Enclave "
Photo: Muhammed working his cart! — Media provided by Fiona M. ‘26 Earlier this summer, after almost 30 years of business, the Starbucks on Astor Place closed for good. Grace’s… Continue reading "Sayeed Muhammad: An Alternative to Starbucks "
If you go to Grace’s High School, chances are you’ve walked by the MUD Coffee Hut. We’ve all seen it, whether it be before school, after school, during lunch, or… Continue reading "MUD Coffee: A Cup of Community in the Heart of East Village"
Illustration by Juliette Robertson ‘25 NYC neighborhoods are ever-fluctuating. New real estate deals, gentrification, and changes in infrastructure can completely change a neighborhood. In fact, this has caused confusion at… Continue reading "Grace Is Not Where You Think It Is"
Illustration by Anaika Mehta ’27 As the last leaves surrender to the gentle tug of gravity, a hushed anticipation fills the air. Mother nature prepares to unveil its wintry masterpiece,… Continue reading "Save Us, Winter in NYC"
On September 13th, at approximately 7:30 a.m., a line of Texas toast and chicken tender enthusiasts started to wrap around the corner of Astor Place and Lafayette. By the start… Continue reading "New Dining Duo Takes on Raising Cane’s"
Image Credit: Indesign Live As of 2021, the population of New York City is 8.5 million people. The city is cramped and citizens value communal spaces. There are countless plazas,… Continue reading "Hostile Architecture Harms All"
Media provided by Ryn Harwood ’25. January 25, 2023: Jamaica station. The air is electric. As the 09:56 Ronkonkoma, 09:50 Long Beach, 10:05 Port Jefferson, and 10:19 Babylon trains enter… Continue reading "Grand Central Madison: 50 years in the making, 50 years wasted?"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25. In Cooper Square there are two coffee shops that Grace students often go to: the kiosk Astor Plate (commonly known as MUD) and Starbucks… Continue reading "The Coffee Cup: MUD vs Starbucks"
