Sam Levin

Local schools push non-charter options at fair

At a District 3 Elementary School Fair on Saturday afternoon, local schools tried to convince prospective parents while pushing back against expanding charter schools.

U.S. Supreme Court will not hear Manhattanville eminent domain case

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a final appeal from the property holdouts in Manhattanville, giving a green light for the state’s use of eminent domain on behalf of Columbia’s 17-acre campus expansion in West Harlem.

Faced with budget woes, MTA approves new fare hikes

This is the third round of fare hikes for New Yorkers in the last three years.

Professor sentenced for bar fight

After punching a School of the Arts production manager last year, associate professor Lionel McIntyre was sentenced to three days of community service on Wednesday.

Lionel McIntyre pleads guilty, sentenced to community service

Lionel McIntyre pled guilty to harassment after allegedly punching a University employee last year.

Barnard investigates Grant’s Tomb for commencement location

The administration is currently investigating the possibility of Grant’s Tomb as the commencement location.

Fire at Metro North bridge halts Harlem train service

Trains were temporarily suspended in Harlem Monday afternoon after a fire ignited under the 138th Street Metro-North bridge.

Lawsuit against CU women’s studies department dismissed

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the University has not harmed men with its women's studies department.

Faculty House awarded LEED gold rating

The Faculty House exceeded some administrators' expectations when it earned a LEED gold certification for its sustainable development.