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The Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation recently raised $20 million for the school. As education funds are cut, alumni are providing funds for training, equipment and more.
The Cornell-Technion campus on Roosevelt Island won't be operational until 2017, but Cornell is moving full steam ahead with plans, with students arriving in the fall.VIDEO
Not a single slot will be lost or school aide laid off as a result of this year’s budget deal.
This half-hour program hosted by Rafael Pi Roman examines the booming tech sector in New York City and its future. VIDEO
Advances in the nanotechnology field are making their way into everyday life. Area scientists agree that the public should learn about nanotechnology's applications.VIDEO
A look at what the New York State Legislature did and didn't pass this year.VIDEO
A survey by Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey found that parents realize their home medicine cabinets are an access point for drugs.VIDEO
Many doctors say a new system designed to curb prescription drug abuse could keep pills out of the hands of people in serious pain.
If the governor and legislature can’t agree on a state budget by July 1, non-essential government offices will shut down. VIDEO
President and CEO Joseph Boardman says including a stop at New York's Penn Station is essential for a future tunnel. The Gateway Project includes that while the ARC Tunnel plan did not.VIDEO
