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On this week’s broadcast: We sort through the confusion over shifting mask mandates, report on efforts to help endangered Ukrainians and…
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In the news: the NYPD searches for a gunman who shot and wounded 10 subway riders, leaving commuters reeling; Covid cases are on the rise…
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In the news this week: Arson at an LGBT nightclub; was it a targeted attack? A new bill aimed at stopping hair discrimination in the…
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HIV at 40: A Project by Students at Columbia Journalism School

HIV at 40: A Project by Students at Columbia Journalism School

In the 40 years since the start of the AIDS epidemic, major strides in testing, treatment, and prevention — spurred largely by the…
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Renaming of Upper Manhattan to Quisqueya Heights Scrapped After Community Backlash

Renaming of Upper Manhattan to Quisqueya Heights Scrapped After Com...

By Jessy Diamba
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Federal Covid Money Gives MTA Hope for a Second Avenue Subway in East Harlem

Federal Covid Money Gives MTA Hope for a Second Avenue Subway in Ea...

By Jasmine Hyman
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Wet Weather to Blame for Record Numbers of West Nile Virus Mosquitoes

Wet Weather to Blame for Record Numbers of West Nile Virus Mosquitoes

By Tanya Kaushal
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Columbia’s Student Workers Preparing to Strike

Columbia’s Student Workers Preparing to Strike

By Sunni Bean
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Decrease in Gun Violence Citywide Belies Ongoing Crisis in Streets

Decrease in Gun Violence Citywide Belies Ongoing Crisis in Streets

By Audrey Mei Yi Brown
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9/11 Tiles for America: A Memorial “Built by the People, for the People”

9/11 Tiles for America: A Memorial “Built by the People, for the Pe...

By Kasia O’Brien
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New York City’s Theater Performers Prepare for a Comeback

New York City’s Theater Performers Prepare for a Comeback

Three actors explain how they navigated the pandemic and concerns they have returning to the stage.
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Harlem Residents Protest to Demand Action For Safer Streets

Harlem Residents Protest to Demand Action For Safer Streets

By Lucy Keller
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10 Years After Occupy: Was it a“Rise Fall” or the Rise that Created Uprisings?

10 Years After Occupy: Was it a“Rise Fall” or the Rise that Created...

By Maysa Mustafa
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A New SupportiveHousing Residence to Open on the Upper West Side

A New SupportiveHousing Residence to Open on the Upper West Side

By Line Sidonie Talla Mafotsing
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Telemedicine is Great — Except it Doesn’t Work for This Adult Day Care in NJ

Telemedicine is Great — Except it Doesn’t Work for This Adult Day C...

By James Ihn
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Forgotten on the Frontlines: A Funeral Director’s Pandemic Experience and Mental Health Journey

Forgotten on the Frontlines: A Funeral Director’s Pandemic Experien...

By Satvi Sunkara
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Happy COVID High Holy Days, Round 2

Happy COVID High Holy Days, Round 2

By Katie Kovarik
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After 20 Years in Boerum Hill, a Popular Brooklyn Boutique Relocates

After 20 Years in Boerum Hill, a Popular Brooklyn Boutique Relocates

By Lily Lopate
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From the CJS Newsroom

With anchors Jackie Koppell and Oran Spitzer
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Mexico in Her Pocket: Brooklyn Woman Embraces Her Heritage and Finds Her Calling

Mexico in Her Pocket: Brooklyn Woman Embraces Her Heritage and Find...

By Lily Lopate
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From the CJS Newsroom

With anchors Melody Greene and Celia Carbone
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From the CJS Newsroom

With anchors Kayla Steinberg and Oluwafisayo Okare
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Family Ties in Intensive Care Nursing

Family Ties in Intensive Care Nursing

Dan Houchins had the day off from work, but quickly came to the hospital when his brother called. There was urgency in his voice. It was…
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“Don’t Let Them Die Alone”

“Don’t Let Them Die Alone”

The pandemic pushed her to the limit, but this nurse stayed committed to her patients and herself.
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A family of nurses with mother and daughter in the same hospital

A family of nurses with mother and daughter in the same hospital

The pandemic made them realize what they cherish the most.
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