All About Homelessness and What We Can Do to Help

By Kristian Chong and Henry Shiba

Did you know that approximately 60,000 to 80,000 people are homeless in NYC? That is one in every 106 people who are homeless, which is crazy because NYC is home to 8.3 million people…

The 826NYC Post: Student Journalist Biographies

About Vaughn McDonagh by Lucia McDonagh

Food Trends of the 1860s

By Jayden Geiger-Vanias

Soldiers and civilians in the North and South are eating in different ways in the 1860s. Some farmers grow potatoes, corn, vegetables, and melons, some of which they likely sold in the bustling markets of Manhattan. Meanwhile, in the…

Beautification in the City of New York

By Hudson Berry

The Brooklyn Nets 2021–22 Team Strategy, Trades and Contracts (and some jokes included!)

By Mason Rivera

What goes into team basketball strategy? “The NBA is all about players, on the court or in the locker room,’’ says Adam Figman, the…

Op-Ed: Why Choose a Superpower?

by Josiah Vazquez

If I could choose one superpower, I wouldn’t choose one at all. I know it sounds crazy, but I wouldn’t want that in my life. With powers, my entire life would have to change. If I became a superhero, then I would be burdened with…

Three Reviews of Bonbon Lakay

By Fabiola Placencia, Ayana Alamgir, and Melannie Zumba

Women’s Pockets in the 1860s

By Ava Koper

Women’s pockets: Should they or should they not have them?

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Women didn’t have saggy pockets coming out of their pants and men still had to have saggy pockets and in that case I…

Greek Mythology in Books

By Ayana Alamgir

CHIPS, the place that feeds all.

by Lucia McDonagh

CHIPS. When I say CHIPS, you might think of the crispy, crunchy delight, but I think of the institute. 13 short blocks away from my home, something amazing is happening. This place is feeding hundreds of people who…