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Stanley Stellar was on Canal Street one Sunday morning in 1976 when a young man with a killer body passed by. Like many New York street photographers,

The fair’s organisers have partnered with organisations across the city while New York dealers have a major presence

CAS alum Sam Kapp always loved to create art with his twin brother, Daniel, but didn’t consider it something he could pursue professionally. After graduating in 2017, the Kapp brothers were able to make a career out of what was once a hobby by creating Kapp Kapp gallery, their own art gallery in New York...

Forbes featured 18 NYU alumni, a student and a faculty member in its 2024 edition of the “30 Under 30” list — a ranking of successful people under the age of 30 across more than 20 industries. They were listed under nine of the 20 categories, ranging from music and social media to health care...

Southwest Michigan Second Wave is a team of local writers and photographers who love where they live. The stories they cover impact them and strengthen their sense of community. Read some of their reflections on 2023 stories here.

Taylor Van Winkle has been hired as the new Kalamazoo County Climate Sustainability Coordinator to complete a job — the creation of a countywide climate action plan.

In this final installment of our mini-series Trail Tales, writer and naturalist Sam Kapp explores Asylum Lake Preserve, a development-locked urban oasis for wildlife and people.

Monarca’s Ice Cream and Mexican Food in Schoolcraft provides homemade, authentic cuisine that draws food lovers from around the region. Check out the savory, sweet, and spicy treats of Monarcas (which means monarch in Spanish).

We asked the founders of Kapp Kapp, a New York and Philadelphia gallery, about the things they value most—in art and in life.

Scooters Malt Shoppe and Traveling Treats has small-town charm and great food to attract visitors from all over!