Erin Durkin

City Council Approves 125th Street Rezoning

The City Council voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to approve a sweeping rezoning plan that will reshape the face of 125th Street.

By Erin Durkin | May 1 03:06 am ET

Here’s to Misplaced Priorities

For four years, I’ve had the wrong priorities.

By Erin Durkin | Apr 30 09:59 pm ET

Local Restaurant Owner Reprimanded for Employee Firings

After a year of controversy over its labor practices, local eatery Saigon Grill has been ordered to rehire the delivery employees it fired after they threatened a lawsuit over illegally low wages.

By Erin Durkin | Mar 5 03:36 am ET

Man Suspected in String of Robberies

The same man is suspected of committing at least six late-night robberies of young women between 115th and 125th streets over the past two months, police said Friday.

By Erin Durkin | Oct 22 03:56 am ET

Stringer’s Office Calls for Changes to M’Ville Expansion Plan

A representative for Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer said Friday night that unless significant modifications were made, Stringer would vote to reject Columbia’s proposed Manhattanville e

By Erin Durkin | Sep 17 02:33 am ET

SENIOR PROFILE: Oscar Escano

Straight out of high school, Oscar Escano, GS, enlisted in the military, joining an Army Ranger unit that deployed to Afghanistan in December 2001.

By Erin Durkin | May 16 12:00 am ET

College to Offer Second Lit Hum Exam

Following a leak of the contents of this year's Literature Humanities final exam, students in the course will have to choose between retaking the test and discounting the final from their grade, ad

By Erin Durkin | May 8 12:00 am ET

Rape Suspect Identified

Police have identified and released a photograph of a suspect in the rape of a Journalism School student last weekend.

By Erin Durkin | Apr 19 12:00 am ET

Journalism Student Severely Assaulted

A student in the Journalism School was severely assaulted in her Hamilton Heights apartment on Friday night.

By Erin Durkin | Apr 16 12:00 am ET

City Will Not House Magnet School at P.S. 36

Facing strong opposition from parents, the New York City Department of Education has decided not to house Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science, and Engineering at P.S.

By Erin Durkin | Feb 27 12:00 am ET

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