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The Worlds of the 'Remarkably Prescient' Octavia Butler - Vimarsana News

The Worlds of the 'Remarkably Prescient' Octavia Butler

A new interactive article in The Times immerses readers in significant locations and moments from the life of the pioneering science fiction writer.

Lesson of the Day: Photos of the Past - Vimarsana News

Lesson of the Day: Photos of the Past

In this lesson, students will look at history through archival photography from The New York Times. They will then create their own photo-based article from online archives.

We Asked: What Is Black Love Today? - Vimarsana News

We Asked: What Is Black Love Today?

A new collaboration between Modern Love and the Black History, Continued project showcases the voices of writers, thinkers, journalists and readers to answer that question.

Abdullah Shihipar - Vimarsana News

Abdullah Shihipar

Abdullah Shihipar is a writer and public health expert. He currently leads Narrative Projects and Policy Impact Initiatives at the People, Place &

How a Times Team Captured the Sound of a Harlem Gospel Choir - Vimarsana News

How a Times Team Captured the Sound of a Harlem Gospel Choir

explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. In March 2020, one of the earliest coronavirus superspreader events in the United States occurred when a church choir in Washington State met for a rehearsal. Of the 61 singers who attended, 53 developed symptoms of Covid-19. Soon after, congregations around the country held what would be their last in-house services of the year. Tariro Mzezewa, a New York Times reporter, talked to churches recently to learn how they had adapted. “My favorite part of going to church as a kid ...