Education
Posted inImmigration
The jubilation of Dylan Lopez Contreras's return has been mixed with reminders of the looming threat of immigration enforcement facing him and other ELLIS students.
Posted inEducation
NYU Faculty Strike as Union and University Reach Impasse on Wages
More than 900 non-tenure track NYU professors went on strike on Monday morning, as students returned from spring break.
Posted inEducation
Here Are the Neighborhoods Getting Free Child Care for 2-Year-Olds This Fall
The first 2,000 free seats for 2-year-olds are coming this fall, with state funding now committed to expand ‘2-K’ to 12,000 seats across the five boroughs by next fall.
Posted inTrump Administration
Homeland Security Agents Lied Their Way Into Dorm to Arrest Student, Says Columbia President
The agents entered campus housing at around 6:30 a.m., just before Azerbaijani undergraduate Ellie Aghayeva posted online: “Dhs illegally arrested me. Please help."
Posted inCity Council
Unions, NYCLU Slam Bills That Would Grant Police More Power Over Protests
The City Council heard testimony on Wednesday about bills that would restrict protests at schools, campuses and houses of worship.
Posted inEducation, Weather, Zohran Mamdani
NYC Schools Will Reopen Tuesday After Major Blizzard, Mamdani Says
Many parents and educators cheered Monday's traditional snow day, which gave students time to have fun in the snow.
Posted inEducation
NYC Gets an Old School Snow Day as Blizzard Blasts Big Apple
Mayor Mamdani declares a state of emergency, with travel restrictions starting Sunday evening.
Posted inTHE CITY gets action
Ex-NYPD Official Indicted for Accepting Bribes From Tech Exec in Scheme First Reported by THE CITY
Prosecutors say NYPD’s Kevin Taylor accepted $70,000 in cash and trips to the Bahamas and Las Vegas in exchange for helping Saferwatch try to land an $11 million contract for panic buttons in schools.
Posted inCity Government
How NYC Schools Handled a Remote Snow Day
City schools did not see a systemwide meltdown, but pockets of families and educators from across the boroughs shared instances of glitches and snafus.
Posted inCity Government
NYC Schools to Go Remote Monday as Snow Blankets City
Mayor Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels made the pivot Sunday morning as conditions became increasingly hazardous.

