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Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University graduate detained by the Trump administration last weekend, and seven current students asked a federal court on Thursday to block the school from producing student disciplinary records to a House committee that demanded them last month. The committee’s request and the school’s compliance with it would violate the First Amendment … Read more
The Madison Square Park Conservancy in New York has selected Denise Markonish as its next chief curator, the organization announced Thursday. Currently the chief curator at Mass MoCA in North Adams, Mass., Markonish will begin her new job stewarding the art program for the 6.2-acre park, which is used by 60,000 people daily, in June. … Read more
As hundreds of demonstrators made their way through Lower Manhattan on Tuesday to protest the detention of a prominent pro-Palestinian activist at Columbia University, the White House defended the arrest and rebuked the school for what it called lack of cooperation. The activist, Mahmoud Khalil, was a leader of student protests on Columbia’s campus and … Read more
The vintage aura of Sevilla Restaurant — the servers in bow ties, the leather booths, the glow of lanterns — reflects a bygone era of the West Village in Manhattan, where the establishment was founded almost a century ago. But alongside those period details, there is one dissonant design element that evokes a far more … Read more
Manhattan | 243 West 60th Street, No. 7A Lincoln Square Condo $1.775 million A two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath, 1,302-square-foot apartment with a large primary bedroom, a windowed en suite bath with a double vanity, a vented washer/dryer, walk-in closets, built-ins, gas fireplaces, 11-foot ceilings, zoned heat and air-conditioning and a terrace, on the seventh floor of a … Read more
Good morning. It’s Thursday. Today we’ll find out how a World War II fighter-bomber was squeezed into an exhibition space on the former aircraft carrier Intrepid. We’ll also get details on new census data that show that the population of New York City is growing again. “It was like moving a couch into your New … Read more
The millionaires returned. Others are eyeing the exits. New York City lost, on net, close to 350,000 residents from 2020 to 2023. Policymakers were particularly worried about the departure of the very wealthy and its impact on the city’s tax base. In the first two years of the pandemic, the city lost about 17,500 residents … Read more
The man wore a long-sleeve dark shirt and ball cap over his mirrored sunglasses. Strapped to his back was a long sword in a sheath. He quietly entered a subway car and stood near a pole, as still as a shadow. Minutes later — chaos. A panhandler had provoked him, and the man punched him … Read more
In the depths of the coronavirus pandemic, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers packed up and fled, raising the possibility that the ravaged city had entered a long-term slide. New York’s population has yet to fully recover, but new census data released on Thursday reveals that it is finally growing again after a steep drop. … Read more
