NYC Gazette

New York City suffers 263 grand larceny auto crimes in week ending May 5

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

Grand larceny auto incidents up from the week before.

New York City sees fall in rapes in last four weeks ending April 27

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

NYPD grappled with 187 rapes over the time period ending April 27.

931 grand larcenies across New York City in week ending May 5

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

Grand larceny incidents up from the week before.

St John's University graduates reflect on pandemic-influenced college journey

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

In the fall of 2020, at the height of the pandemic, St. John’s University welcomed a new class of over 2,000 first-year students. Their college experience was marked by unique challenges and circumstances that set them apart from previous cohorts. We recently spoke with several of these students as they reflected on their unique college journey and the insights they gained over the past four years.

NYU's academic year review: Achievements, milestones and new initiatives

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

The academic year 2023-2024 has been marked by numerous milestones and achievements for the university community. From a presidential inauguration to a basketball national championship win, and a solar eclipse, the year was filled with memorable moments. Notably, students, faculty, and staff made significant strides in various fields.

Juilliard students explore interdisciplinary collaboration with Chekhov adaptation

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

This winter, Juilliard student and alumni actors and musicians premiered six chamber pieces staged to vignettes adapted from Chekhov’s Three Sisters. The interdisciplinary project was part of Juilliard’s February residency at Chelsea Factory, under the direction of drama faculty member Richard Feldman in collaboration with chamber music faculty member and Arnhold Creative Associate at Large Nadia Sirota.

Juilliard's professional apprentice program nurtures future arts leaders

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

Juilliard, a leading institution in performing arts education, continues to cultivate exceptional talent not only on stage but also behind the scenes. The Professional Apprentice Program, initially launched as an internship program in 1977, has become a hub for hands-on learning and personal development. Over the years, it has adapted to include fresh perspectives and broaden its impact.

Juilliard alumna Angie Zhang's musical journey post-graduation

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

Angie Zhang, a Juilliard alumna who spent 13 years at the prestigious institution from the age of 10, has been charting her own path in the world of music. After leaving New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic, she relocated to Ann Arbor and is currently completing her doctorate in piano performance and master's in fortepiano performance at the University of Michigan.

NYU professors elected to prestigious Royal Society Fellowship

By NYC Gazette | May 16, 2024

Kwame Anthony Appiah, a professor of law and philosophy at New York University (NYU), and J. Anthony Movshon, an NYU neuroscientist, have been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society, the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence.