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E-Flux - The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art presents a new archival exhibition of 50 years of undergraduate architectural thesis projects by students of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture.

Discovered by chance by a farmer in rural Normandy while plowing his field, the Berthouville Treasure is the largest and best-preserved hoard of silver from the Ancient World. For its presentation at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, the Berthouville Treasure will be joined by approximately seventy-five other luxury objects from the...

Shelby White was celebrated by the Alliance and Brooklyn community at their festive annual Gala.

Crain's New York - In addition to its partners ‘New York' magazine and Lenfest Institute for Journalism, six foundations have contributed $8.5 million.  Months after Crain's predicted that nonprofits "could be the future of New York journalism," New York magazine and its partners announced the creation of...

The New York Times - With the once robust metropolitan news coverage in New York dwindling, a new nonprofit website called The City is teaming up with New York magazine in hopes of replacing some of that lost local accountability and investigative journalism. The City will be led by Jere Hester, a lifelong Brooklynite and...

There is about to be a new journalism institution in town, as reported by The New York Times, with New York Magazine as a proud partner providing tech, editorial, design, and distribution support. The digital organization will be called The City (@TheCityNY), and its mandate will be to fill the gap created by the closing and...

The New York Times - Every Sept. 11, beams of light rise more than four miles into the night sky from the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum in Lower Manhattan to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in America’s most devastating terrorist attacks. The glowing columns elegantly trace the outlines of...

The Times of Israel - An additional 1,700-year-old mosaic floor was recently discovered in excavations of the villa of a wealthy merchant in Lod. This new colorful snapshot of sumptuous Roman life was uncovered during preparations for a museum to house the original, massive Lod mosaic, which was discovered under a garbage dump in...

This summer’s interns in terrestrial natural history at the Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve in Eleuthera, Bahamas participated in a two-week scientific and cultural exchange with New York’s Natural Areas Conservancy (NAC).  Site visits to Eleuthera and New York allowed each group the chance to learn about natural resource management and scientific research methods in...