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Daniel Hong, Stuyvesant '05 alum and Northwell Health FlexStaff Team Lead, reflects on his unique first-year experience during the 9/11 attacks, his temporary relocation to Brooklyn Tech, and how the foundation laid during his time at Stuyvesant played a crucial role in his subsequent academic and professional journey.

Whether it’s authorizing new charter schools, protecting specialized high schools and gifted-and-talented programs or fighting antisemitism, commonsense education policies are under attack in New York City.

So many Success Academy students are taking Advanced Placement exams this year that the school has to rent extra space in the Javits Center.

Convicted fraudster and so-called “pharma bro” Martin Shkreli was scheduled to speak with students at Brooklyn Technical High School after classes on Tuesday, but the New York City Department of Education reportedly canceled the event at the last minute — leading Shkreli to eventually tell a reporter to “lick my balls.”

Convicted pharma fraudster Martin Shkreli told a Daily Beast reporter to “lick my balls” on social media yesterday after the New York Department of Education…

The convicted fraudster was invited to share his “insights” about pharma and finance by the crypto club.

Arif Mohammed, a first-year computer engineering major at Northeastern’s Oakland campus, was killed in a double hit-and-run Nov. 19, according to local reports. He was 18 years old.  The fatal crash, which occurred just before 11 p.m. on Highway 13 in Oakland, California, began with the collision of a Zipcar Mohammed had rented and an...

Arif Mohammed, a first-year computer engineering major at Northeastern’s Oakland campus, was killed in a double hit-and-run Nov. 19, according to local reports. He was 18 years old.  The fatal crash, which occurred just before 11 p.m. on Highway 13 in Oakland, California, began with the collision of a Zipcar Mohammed had rented and an...

Chancellor David Banks, his deputies, superintendents and several UFT representatives were first invited to the screening at the Israeli Consulate by embassy volunteers on Dec. 5.

A Stuyvesant student unexpectedly wins a city council race by write-in votes and the city and the Stuyvesant community are shocked.