Miles Johnson

3333 Broadway residents meet with management to discuss security system

The new security system requires tenants to swipe into the housing complex using special identification cards containing their pictures and other personal information.

By Miles Johnson | Apr 10 01:45 am ET

Tenants protest new required ID cards

Residents say they are scared the ID cards—which include their names, photos, and address—will easily fall into the hands of strangers who will be able to enter the building without difficulty.

By Miles Johnson | Mar 20 04:43 am ET

TC school parents call for full-day pre-K program

After administrators decided against making the preschool program full-day, many parents who cannot afford to leave work in the middle of the day are disappointed.

By Miles Johnson | Mar 7 04:27 am ET

More than 500 turn out for anti-fracking event

About 500 New Yorkers and local leaders protested hydraulic fracturing at a rally in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Saturday.

By Miles Johnson | Feb 27 06:44 am ET

Construction firms looking for summer work in M'ville

Construction firms met with Columbia administrators and local government representatives, in an event that gave firms the chance to pursue the possibility of working in Manhattanville this summer.

By Miles Johnson | Feb 22 05:11 am ET

Technology incubators heading to Harlem

With two technology incubators scheduled to open in Harlem and another hoping to join them, Manhattan’s high-tech wave might be making its way uptown.

By Miles Johnson | Feb 20 12:00 am ET

Light Blue posts strong showing, captures Metropolitan crown

Women's track and field posted a convincing win at the Metropolitan Indoor Track and Field Championship this past weekend.

By Miles Johnson | Jan 30 01:07 am ET

Sports Briefly: Tennis, Wrestling, Squash, Swimming & Diving, and Track & Field

Men and women's squash faces four opponents over the weekend, the swimming and diving teams head to Boston, men's tennis hosts Fordham for dual match, women's tennis competes in the Cornell Invitational, the track and field team competes at the Armory, and Light Blue wrestlers travel to Franklin and Marshall.

By Miles Johnson, Mia Park, Melissa Cheung, Laura Allen, Eric Wong, Eli Schultz, Charlotte Murtishaw, Caroline Bowman, and Alison Macke | Jan 27 01:53 am ET

Prof calls for ‘revolution’ against economic inequality

Cornel West said that Americans need to start a “revolution” on the scale of the American Revolution and the fight against slavery in order to combat economic inequality.

By Miles Johnson | Jan 23 04:46 am ET

Sports briefly: squash, swimming, track and field, wrestling

Men's and Women's Squash head to Amherst, Wrestling falls to Army, Men's and Women's Swimming head to Cornell, Track and Field have hopeful outing at West Point

By Muneeb Alam, Miles Johnson, Hahn Chang, Eric Wong, Eli Schultz, and Charlotte Murtishaw | Jan 16 10:45 pm ET

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