Greenpoint Gallery • 14th May 2026

Thank You Letter to The Sparos Family Foundation from Greenpoint Gallery

It is with deep humility and gratitude that we thank you for your charitable donation of $20,000 to Greenpoint Gallery. Your previous donation was essential to the gallery’s survival over the course of the last year, allowing Greenpoint Gallery’s doors to remain open to artists of a wide variety of disciplines. Your support of Greenpoint Gallery has enabled this institution to not only serve as a vibrant hub for emerging artists to create, share, and exhibit their craft, but also to drive change within the New York art world by making arts education and exhibition opportunities affordable for diverse populations and underserved communities of all ages.

DCTV • 24th August 2024

From the End of the World to DCTV Feature Article

Just 1,100 kilometres from the Antarctic Peninsula, Ushuaia is often referred to as la Ciudad del Fin del Mundo, or the City at the End of the World. This summer, DCTV is proud to welcome 17 year old Ushuaia native resident Juanita Adillon to our Youth Media program.

Gotham Park • 18th June 2025

June 2025 Gotham Park Newsletter

It’s been a busy two months at Gotham Park!

On June 5, we kicked off our summer with a monumental moment: the Brooklyn Banks Ribbon Cutting. That’s right, the wait is over. The Big Banks are open, and we couldn’t be more excited to share them with you.

Since our last newsletter, we also threw our annual Community Block Party, and over 5,000 of you showed up to eat, dance, skate, and come together under our beloved Brooklyn Bridge.

The Pace Press • 1st May 2025

Economic Boom or Cultural Bust? The High Stakes of The Coney Casino Proposal

The Coney Island Amusement District is a beloved summer destination for New Yorkers from all boroughs who come in search of Nathan’s hot dogs, the Cyclone roller coaster, the circus sideshows and …gambling? 
Maybe so, if ‘The Coney’ proposal, led by Thor Equities, Legends Entertainment and the Chickasaw Nation, is approved to break ground.

New York and the Visual Arts, Pace University • 12th February 2025

Power Is A Double Edged Sword

Every aspect of the Metropolitan Museum of Art exudes power. The huge staircase to the doors, the marble floor and towering ceilings, the well-dressed citizens of New York City lining the halls, and most of all, the awe-inspiring, larger than life art collection for the ages.

DCTV • 18th July 2024

Youth Media City of Stories Press Release

DCTV is thrilled to present the City of Stories Youth Media film screening at the Firehouse Cinema in Tribeca. This event will feature short films created by young filmmakers from across New York City, highlighting a variety of perspectives and innovative methods of storytelling.

Gotham Park • 27th September 2025

September 2025 Newsletter Gotham Park

Summer may be winding down, but the fun at Gotham Park is far from over. This fall, engage with our environment and community at Students for Sustainability, shred at Back to the Banks, or take a seat alongside friends and neighbors at The Longest Table. And of course, join us every week for free Zumba class, arts and crafts, garden stewardship, yoga, and more.

Writing in the Disciplines, Pace University • 9th May 2024

In Pursuit of Something Else: Trainspotting & Requiem for a Dream

Trainspotting (1996) and Requiem for a Dream (2000) argue that the desire for substance use is really a desire to break out of the everyday cycles of surviving and choose “something different”. Something where magic, whimsy, euphoria, and absurdity can exist.

Gotham Park • 16th September 2025

Welcome to Gotham Park

Welcome to Gotham Park! We’re so glad you’re here.

Whether you're skating the Banks, participating in our weekly programming, playing pickleball, or just taking in the scenery, this space is yours. We believe public space should inspire curiosity, joy, and connection, and we’re building that together right here in the heart of Lower Manhattan.

Dark Side of Communications, Pace University • 10th December 2025

The Cult of Celebrity: Charismatic Authority, Cults, and Marilyn Manson

In this research paper, I will be investigating the "dark" communications phenomenon of charismatic leadership within rock stars and cult leaders, with Marilyn Manson serving as a specific example of how rockstars and cult leaders both utilize a similar structure of destructive charismatic leadership to maintain influence over their followers.

DCTV • 31st July 2024

Jul 31, 2024 DCTV Newsletter

Join us for City of Stories, a DCTV Youth Media screening featuring original short films made by NYC students. From heartwarming narratives to thought-provoking documentaries, these talented youth have created films that share their unique perspectives, cultures, and experiences.

Journalism, Pace University • 11th March 2025

Ongoing Structural Upgrades to J/Z Trains in Brooklyn Divide Locals

The above-ground J/Z train lines in Brooklyn, also known as the Jamaica line, look unrecognizable amid ongoing construction — and some commuters are not happy about it.

Milestones in Communications Research, Pace University • 19th December 2023

Impacts of Instagram Usage on Life Satisfaction and Social Capital of New Yorkers

Everyone in New York seems to have an account on Instagram. What purpose does Instagram serve in the lives of New York millennials and gen-z?

DCTV • 12th June 2024

Jun 12, 2024 DCTV Newsletter

From Brooklyn to Bali, Lynne Sachs’ creative messages speak through the screen and directly to the hearts of a diverse audience. Lynne Sachs: From the Outside In may have come to a close, but the reflections it sparked in cinemagoers will be remembered for years to come.

Gender, Race, and Class, Pace University • 18th November 2024

The Unsung Heros of Abortion Access: Independant Clinics in the Fight for Reproductive Healthcare

With the overturning of Roe V. Wade in 2022 and America’s political landscape becoming increasingly conservative, women’s right to sexual and reproductive healthcare, including abortion, is once again being threatened.
In order to preserve abortion access and reproductive healthcare in these uncertain times and work to bridge the gap between the quality of care received by immigrant women and female American-born citizens, I urge NYAAF to 1) partner with and allocate funding to Garden State Gynecology, 2) formulate a rideshare or
discounted ride program alongside Lyft for low income women seeking abortions from out of state, and 3) fund a public advertising campaign for Opill, the first legal
over-the-counter birth control, in Chinese, Spanish, English, Arabic, and Hindi.

DCTV • 17th June 2024

Chinatown: At the Margins and the Center Event Coverage Article

In April, May, and June 2024, DCTV and Chinatown Art Brigade joined forces to co-present a screening series, Chinatown: At the Margins and the Center. The series centered around community resistance and resilience in the face of inextricably linked gentrification, displacement and incarceration in New York City’s Chinatown.

Writing in the Disciplines, Pace University • 21st March 2024

Taxi Driver: Travis Bickle’s Impact

Taxi Driver unfolds slowly and steadily, like pattering rain flooding the city streets. The streetlights and neon signs reflect in the puddles, the people bustle about, the life and laughter of the city spills onto its well-worn sidewalks. Travis Bickle can look, but he can’t touch.

DCTV • 26th June 2024

Jun 26, 2024 DCTV Newsletter

Earlier this month, DCTV’s 35 Youth Media student filmmakers premiered 15 films at an event titled Process Forward. Youth Media is devoted to making the art of filmmaking free and accessible for all NYC students, by granting full creative freedom to young filmmakers, regardless of experience or background .

Writing in the Disciplines, Pace University • 29th February 2024

Natural Born Killers: The Significance of The Wedding Scene

The scene in Natural Born Killers where Mickey and Mallory decide to get married on the side of the road is an ode to the wild, crazy, irreplaceable love of two broken people who find their missing pieces in each other.