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5,356 felony assaults incidents across New York City by March 16, 2024, a rise year over year

By NYC Gazette | Mar 19, 2024

NYPD grappled with 5,356 felony assaults by March 16, 2024.

Assessing How the Brain Processes Social Information, With Help From a Documentary

By NYC Gazette | Mar 19, 2024

Psychology PhD student Courtney Jimenez and her colleagues conducted a study to explore how the brain processes social information when at rest. The researchers used the documentary film Samsara to investigate how study subjects' brains reacted to scenes featuring people and how they remembered the film after watching it.In an interview with Columbia News, Jimenez explained the goals of the study, stating, "What we’re interested in is whether there are brain mechanisms that specifically prioritize our ability to learn social information when we are resting and the default...

Welcoming or Intolerant? How Macroeconomic Conditions During Youth Shape Views on Immigration

By NYC Gazette | Mar 19, 2024

Columbia Business School research reveals that economic hardships experienced in formative years can impact attitudes toward immigration and government redistribution later in life.New York, NY — Immigration is emerging as a major policy concern as the United States prepares for the 2024 presidential election, according to a new Harvard CAPS-Harris poll. However, new data shows that views on immigration may be shaped by more than just political party affiliation.In a study conducted by Columbia Business School Professor Stephan Meier, along with Erasmus University...

Statement from Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Regarding Recent Disruption

By NYC Gazette | Mar 19, 2024

Columbia University President Minouche Shafik addressed a recent disruption at a Columbia Law School admitted student event that left many Jewish attendees feeling uneasy. Shafik emphasized the importance of maintaining a welcoming community for all students, stating, "Not only was this disruption a violation of our policies, it was an affront to our commitment to be a welcoming community to all of our students."Shafik firmly stated, "We will not tolerate unauthorized disruptions or harassing behavior at admitted student events," highlighting the university's...

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News from March 2024

5,356 felony assaults incidents across New York City by March 16, 2024, a rise year over year

Assessing How the Brain Processes Social Information, With Help From a Documentary

Welcoming or Intolerant? How Macroeconomic Conditions During Youth Shape Views on Immigration

Statement from Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Regarding Recent Disruption

Former Scranton Preparatory School guard Cecelia Collins’ collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

445 felony assaults across New York City in week ending March 10

Former Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School guard Abbey Hsu’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

Former George W. Hewlett High School guard Riley Weiss’ collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

361 other sex crime incidents across New York City in last four weeks ending March 2

Shooting incidents down across New York City in 2024 by March 16 compared to the same period in 2023

Former Palmer Trinity School guard Emily Montes’ collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

1,001 burglaries incidents across New York City in last four weeks ending March 9, fall from same time last year

NYC murders down in 4 weeks ending March 9

Cheapest regular gas in cities across Queens County in week ending Mar. 16

How many shooting incidents did the NYPD deal with in week ending March 10?

Former Pennsbury High School guard Ava Sciolla’s collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

Former Pickerington High School Central guard Nicole Stephens’ collegiate team has been invited to the NCAA tournament.

Where were the cheapest places to fill up on regular gas in cities in Kings County in week ending Mar. 16?

New York City sees fall in grand larcenies by March 16, 2024 compared to same time period one year earlier

New York City sees fall in murders in last four weeks ending March 2

Veterans pursue cybersecurity education at NYU Law

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