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"
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"
In June of 2017, when city council passed a bill to ban conversion therapy, New Yorkers stampeded the streets for freedom. But the celebratory period was only temporary. Two years… Continue reading "NYC Ending a Ban on Conversion Therapy: Grace Remains Quiet"
On Wednesday, May 29th, Mr. Klebnikov’s, Post-War Modern Europe class had the pleasure of visiting the European Union Delegation in Midtown Manhattan. After a long semester of reading Tony Judt’s… Continue reading "Post-War and Modern Europe Class Takes the EU Delegation"
On Wednesday, October 18, the New York Public Library (NYPL) pardoned all unpaid fees for children and teenagers living in NYC. The New York Public Library has had a smaller… Continue reading "Finally No Fines!"
The Rolling Stones Exhibitionism exhibit opened at Industria in the Meatpacking District on November 12. Industria is a modern studio and gallery on West 12th Street that has transformed the… Continue reading "“Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones”"
Happy Holidays, from the Grace Gazette! Since this is the last week of school before break, we hope you have a fantastic holiday. Need some fun activities? We’ve got plenty… Continue reading "A New York City Christmas"
