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Uptown Triennial Highlights Children's Art Carnival's Enduring Legacy in Harlem
The Wallach Art Gallery's Uptown Triennial celebrates the Children's Art Carnival, an enduring Harlem institution founded by Betty Blayton, showcasing its impact on arts education and contemporary artists.
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Upper Manhattan's Revolutionary War History Uncovered by Columbia Scholar
A Columbia scholar is revealing Upper Manhattan's pivotal Revolutionary War sites through tours and forums. This initiative coincides with the U.S. Semiquincentennial and the new Columbia University president's tenure, alongside various community events.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessEntertainmentHealth Revolutionary WarUpper ManhattanGail AddissColumbia UniversityJennifer L. MnookinU.S. SemiquincentennialCommunity EventsColumbia Neighbors
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Columbia University to Host Manhattanville Community Day Tomorrow
Columbia University invites the community to Manhattanville Community Day on June 27. The free event features food, local vendors, arts, STEM activities, and film, celebrating culture and connection in Uptown New York.
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Manhattanville Community Day Returns with New Attractions and Local Business Showcase
Columbia University's Manhattanville campus hosts its annual Community Day on June 27, featuring a new vendor village, the Wallach Art Gallery's Uptown Triennial, and local business spotlights.
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Melvin McCray III Empowers Harlem Community to Document Family Histories
Award-winning journalist Melvin McCray III launches "Harlem Through My Eyes" and "Family History Community Workshop" series at Columbia University, empowering the Uptown community to create family photo books and documentaries, preserving local legacies.
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Former Foster Youth Lataya Rothmiller Champions Advocacy Through Journalism
Harlem journalist Lataya Rothmiller, a former foster youth, advocates for children in the system. Drawing on her personal journey, she champions safety, socialization, and uses media to amplify underrepresented voices.
Social IssuesPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEducationTransportationEnvironmentElectionMedical Science Lataya Rothmillerfoster careyouth advocacyjournalismHarlemNew YorkColumbia Neighbors
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New York Primary Approaches as Civic Engagement Efforts Ramp Up
New York's June 23 primary election is nearing, with early voting from June 13-21. Columbia University and local initiatives are actively promoting voter education and civic participation, empowering residents to shape local governance and public spending.
Politics and GovernmentEducationEntertainmentGeneral PoliticsState GovernmentsElectionSocial Issues New York PrimaryVoter EngagementCivic EngagementColumbia UniversityHarlemNew York CityElectionsColumbia Neighbors
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Columbia Neighbors Highlights Vibrant June 2026 Community Events and Recent Initiatives
The latest Columbia Neighbors bulletin showcases a packed June 2026 with events like Taste of Harlem and Manhattanville Community Day, alongside recent initiatives in education, science, and climate justice.
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Columbia Graduates Drive Community Impact and Healthcare Innovation in NYC
Columbia University graduates are actively shaping New York City communities through initiatives in culturally responsive healthcare, financial literacy, and youth mentorship, alongside upcoming local events and graduation-related street closures.
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Columbia University and MTA Partner for $33 Million 125 Street Subway Accessibility Upgrade
Columbia University commits $33 million to partner with the MTA for major accessibility upgrades at Manhattan's 125 Street 1 subway station. The project, announced May 8, 2026, will bring modernized elevators and widened escalators to benefit 6,500 daily riders.
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Columbia University Expands Initiatives and Partnerships to Support Justice-Impacted Individuals
Columbia University is advancing support for justice-impacted individuals through new educational programs, student organizations, and community partnerships. Initiatives like the Vision-to-Value project and the Career Catalyst Internship Program aim to create meaningful career pathways and foster local mobility.
BusinessLaw EnforcementHealthPolitics and GovernmentEducationEmployment and LaborSocial IssuesLegalClimate ChangeEnvironment Career PlanningColumbia UniversityRay TeboutCenter for JusticeHarlemColumbia Neighbors