For the first time in what feels like decades, New York is having a mayoral election. A fair amount of contenders have thrown their hat in the ring to take over from Bill de Blasio, whose current approval...
After this year, remote learning is no more. In an announcement on MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe,’ this week, New York City mayor Bill de Blasio announced that come September, all of the nearly one million...
On Tuesday, vaccination appointments in New York became available for all adults aged 16 and above. This was a crucial step taken by New York to battle back against the virus, especially amid fears that...
Tomorrow, NYC public high school students will mark the one-year anniversary of the last "normal" school day. On March 13th, 2020, a Friday, students were wary of the coronavirus, but no one could've expected...
Zach Kaplan, iNews editor-in-chief
• February 23, 2021
When Yeramis Subera, a junior, tragically lost her older brother to suicide last week, she posted an Instagram story that broadcast her family’s needs to pay for his funeral expenses with a link to a...
During these difficult first two months of 2021, there has been an outcry of both fear and hopefulness for what's to come. Amid all the present uncertainty, one thing is clear; Joe Biden has taken the...
Zach Kaplan, iNews editor-in-chief
• January 22, 2021
President Joe Biden, after being sworn in as the 46th President of the United States yesterday, has immediately gone to work, signing 27 executive orders on a myriad of topics yesterday and today. The...
Our country is in a time of major flux. To try to get a grip over this week’s transition in the White House, the iNews staff put together a packaged article and asked some of our faculty to weigh in...
Tuesday marked a historic day in the pandemic. From across the world, news reports and photos came in of healthcare workers and senior citizens in the United Kingdom getting their first ‘jabs’ or vaccinations...
The news that no student in New York wanted to hear was recently announced by Mayor Bill de Blasio: Public middle and high schools in NYC will not open until 2021 at the earliest.
For weeks that have...
“I can't help but feel sad about the news that school will go 100% remote again, just as I was looking forward to seeing more students, and especially more of my advisees in person with the start of Quarter 2,”
Zach Kaplan, iNews editor-in-chief
• November 17, 2020
When Rachel Silverman, a junior, spotted this homeless man sitting in a Central Park tunnel, she knew she captured a moment.
“I thought, not many people think about the underprivileged in New York,...
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