Photo by Victor Zhang on Pexels.com First-of-its-kind, bilingual exhibition will showcase Puerto Rican life and culture through comic books, encompassing the Island’s complex past, its relationship to New York City, and futuristic visions of fantasy worlds ¡Wepa! Puerto Ricans in the World of Comics will open at The New York PublicContinue Reading
Iconic Online Library ‘The Interviews: An Oral History of Television’ Reimagined as Dynamic College Course for Today’s Digital Generation Robertson School of Communication at Virginia Commonwealth University First U.S. Campus to Adopt Innovative Program The Television Academy Foundation today announced a first-of-its-kind college curriculum based on its celebrated online archive TheContinue Reading
Designed to develop leaders playing an essential role within our city’s digital infrastructure. 27 public sector IT leaders were selected for inaugural cohort from more than 100 nominations. New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) Commissioner Louis A. Molina and New York City Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Matthew Fraser todayContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC Partnership Will Provide Paid Internships, Professional Development and Networking Opportunities to CUNY Students, Helping Expand Hiring Paths into the Tech Sector New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), Company Ventures, Tech:NYC, and Blackstone LaunchPad, announced the launch of the NYC Startup Internship Program, which helped place overContinue Reading
Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) has announced the longlists for the Brooklyn Public Library Book Prize. Covering a wide range of topics reflecting Brooklyn’s diverse and creative communities, the longlist includes novels, short stories, poetry, memoir, and nonfiction. Librarians and staff reviewed nearly 100 books, drawing on their expertise in literatureContinue Reading
Photo by Erika Andrade on Pexels.com More than 30 branches across the city will offer seven-day service beginning September 7. Eleven additional library branches across New York City will soon offer service on Sundays, thanks to new operational funding included in the City’s Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The expansion, whichContinue Reading
Images Courtesy of 92NY ROUNDTABLE’S RECIPE FOR THE PERFECT SUMMER:MUST-READ BOOKS, DEEP DIVES OF ICONIC ARTISTS AND ARTWORKS — AND A DASH OF HISTORY Jane Austen, Vincent van Gogh, The Sistine Chapel, Kurosawa, The Gilded Age, The Craft of the Crime Novel and Much More on the Menu at 92NY’s OnlineContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of NYCEDC Fordham University Awarded $3 Million to Support Creation of Workforce and Community Center Focused on Green Jobs Training, Apprenticeships, and Environmental Justice Advocacy The Greenlight Innovation Fund Provides City Capital for Development of Spaces That Support Growth and Commercialization of Innovation Industries in the Five BoroughsContinue Reading
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Photo by Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Since 1965, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts has provided an unparalleled amount of resources and archives on arts history for artists, writers, researchers, andContinue Reading
Photo Courtesy of BSMNY Newly Launched “Bloomingdale Online” Offers Additional Opportunity for Music Learning! Want to learn an instrument? Sing in a group? Write your own song? Enjoy a free concert or music festival? Bloomingdale School of Music on the Upper West Side of Manhattan announces its Fall 2025 lineup ofContinue Reading