Janiah Lindsey

By: Patrick Spauster. With homelessness at record highs, City Limits asked the candidates where they stand on shelters and housing vouchers, street and subway homelessness, and supportive housing. Janiah Lindsey contributed reporting for the article

Women have continued to dominate in sports, raking in millions of supporters every year and selling out stadiums. However, as the presence of women continues to grow in male-dominated fields, sports medicine seems to be on the outskirts – and it may…

Michael Jordan’s brand has become a dominant symbol for Black athleticism in the world of sports, but what happens when that legacy collides with one of the most white-dominated sports in the world? By: Janiah Lindsey NEW YORK - Brian Paupaw, a…

NEW YORK – The first day Reverend Matthew Burke, 67, got the keys to his apartment in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, was the first day he was admitted to the hospital. He stayed for a week, having to get two of his toes amputated on his right foot,

After a celebrity incident has real-life consequences, some people are wondering if people are falling further away from reality and the looming threat of Artificial Intelligence isn’t helping clear these concerns.

Often praised for their memory culture of the Holocaust, Germany is highly regarded on the international stage for remembering what others won’t. However, should that praise continue with Germany’s colonial genocides lacking their memory culture?

Derrick Faulcon owns Cloudy Donut, a vegan donut shop in Baltimore and Brooklyn Heights and shares his story, from selling candy on the street, to being incarcerated.

A string of robberies in the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood seems to have familiar suspects.

6 days ago, “Saturday Night Live”(SNL), released a skit about the Try Guys which has since been met with immense backlash.

Cultural Appropriation isn’t new to social media, but TikTok might be allowing it to run with no consequences, suppressing the voices of those appropriated and allowing for more people to profit.

The “Woman King,” directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and starring Viola Davis, tells the story of the Agojie, Dahomey’s women warriors, but is the film true to history?

The recently finished ABC sitcom, created by Quinta Brown, has teachers raving about how the show is a reflection of their public-school struggles. In the third episode of “Abbott Elementary,” Janine…

Following a mass shooting on a subway car in Brooklyn on Tuesday, April 12, NYU has been facing backlash due to their hours-delayed response and decision to not cancel classes. The shooting occurred…

The Class of 2020 and 2021 can invite three guests for their rescheduled joint ceremony on May 18; the Class of 2022 can have only two.

What do Black students need and expect from NYU during Black History Month?