Non-Profit & Community

Five $25,000 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors whose families lost a loved one to a 9/11-related illness through the September 11th Descendants Scholarship Program.

New state allocations will support an auditorium renovation and after-school programming at P.S. 101 and P.S. 177.

The nonprofit's $240,000 in new funding supports local cultural organizations and their leaders amid growing federal attacks on the arts and DEI.

Shalei V. K. Simms, Ph.D. was appointed to lead the Murray Koppelman School of Business.

The new commemorative library card will be available beginning June 25.

Rayhan Ahmed and Shaude Tyson were honored for creating opportunities that inspire students to lead, explore and grow.

New areas of study include supply chain and logistics, air traffic control and aviation management, and emergency management.

Michael Field and Amanda Waldron will succeed Board Chair Barbara Vogelstein.

A row of 19th-century homes on Duffield Street will soon share a backyard with a 420-foot tower, adding another layer to Downtown Brooklyn's ever-changing skyline.

Built in 1853, the South Bushwick Reformed Church caught on fire on Friday afternoon.