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"
Cover image provided by Unsplash, all other media provided by Elif Caliskan ’25 Street carts fuel the city, lining the busy streets with iconic meals that every New Yorker could… Continue reading "The Demise of the Curbside Delight"
A 2021 photo of the new subway car model from Wikimedia Commons November 30, 2017: 34 St–Hudson Yards station. A prototype of the latest model sits in the concourse above… Continue reading "The Future of Student Commutes"
Media (photo of Mr. Reynolds collecting packages) provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25 Brown boxes pile up in the lobby every day. “There are so many faculty members here that are… Continue reading "School, Shipments, and Sustainability: The Repercussions of Grace’s Delivery Habits"
Media provided by Elif Caliskan ’25 and Veronica Hatch ’25 People travel from all over the world simply to observe the bright lights of New York City. Whether it is… Continue reading "NYC’s Invisible Citizens: The Ghosts"
Media created by Louise Giddings ’23 The beautiful views of trees outside of the high school campus are in serious danger. The threat comes from a small bug called the… Continue reading "The Tiny Bug Causing Colossal Damage"
Media of Mr. Williams, Grace O’Hara ’23, and Louise Giddings ’23 taken by Alejandro Izurieta ’24 Living in New York City, it is a rare opportunity for students to get… Continue reading "The Grace Garden: What it Brings to Grace and Why it’s Important"
In a recent Grace Gazette survey, more than 80 percent of Grace Church community members said that they use the train to get to school, a percentage that seems to… Continue reading "A Privilege of Living in New York: The Many Ways to Get to Grace"
