West Harlem residents voted Tuesday in an election that featured a democratic socialist and Columbia alum in the congressional race, Gov. Kathy Hochul’s reelection bid, and five proposals to change how New York City approves public projects.

The CVS on 110th Street and Broadway might seem like an unlikely candidate for a historic tour, but on Oct. 14, a curious group stood on the street corner and considered the sight.

Following a historic month on the picket line, thousands of nurses returned to work at Mount Sinai Morningside on Valentine’s Day after reaching a tentative contract with the Montefiore Hospital and Mount Sinai hospitals on Feb. 9.

Dozens of West Harlem residents and neighborhood leaders gathered together on Saturday morning for a “Bridging the Gap” community brunch organized by the 26th police precinct’s community council to build connections between residents and the New York Police Department.

Longtime activist and Morningside Heights resident Suki Terada Ports was honored last month on Saturday, May 3 with a bench in Riverside Park. Located near the 116th Street entrance to the park, the bench is a testament to her legacy of advocacy in the community.

A federal judge ruled Friday afternoon that President Donald Trump’s administration can continue to detain Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24 following government appeal.

New signage advertising a “New Absolute Bagel” shop appeared on April 14 at 2788 Broadway, the former site of neighborhood staple Absolute Bagels. The former shop abruptly closed on Dec. 12, 2024, following a failed health inspection.