I might now know where I am tomorrow, but that’s how I like it. Continue reading From Disney to Indie: Skylar Katz’s Acting Journey

By, Devyn Novikoff, NYUAPPR As of 2025, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), like many government agencies grappling with chronic underfunding, faces a staggering $78 billion deficit. Housing developments across New York City (NYC) require approximately 20 years, and $78 billion in repairs—a 73 percent increase since the last assessment just five years ago. The agency lacks the resources, and capital to handle the … Continue reading On Combating the NYC Housing Crisis: Assessing Housing Policies and Preservation Models

By, Devyn Novikoff, NYUAPPR New York City is built on immigration. Over twelve million immigrants arrived through Ellis Island from 1892-1954; today, immigrants make up forty percent of the city population. New York City’s physical and cultural acceptance of immigrants is largely due to the city’s sanctuary laws and policies. In the 1980s, Mayor Edward I. Koch issued an executive order prohibiting city agencies from … Continue reading Integration, not Deportation: Expanding Parole Programs and Work Authorization for Immigrants 

By, Devyn Novikoff Chloe Dalzell’s lifelong dream was to be a singer. She started voice lessons when she was 7 years old and hasn’t stopped since. Last year she decided to make her dreams come true and started writing her debut single “Go the Distance” which she finally released at the end of January 2025. It is not always easy being a new and independent … Continue reading “Debut Artist Chloe Dalzell Goes the Distance”