by Downtown Magazine | Sep 7, 2018
Unfortunately, college students have to do a lot of writing. This is a major part of all college courses. Students are graded based on their essay writing abilities, which can play a role in their final grade in the course. Not all students are skilled in the area of...
by Downtown Magazine | Aug 27, 2018
The trauma center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center has been designated a Level I adult and a Level II pediatric trauma center by the American College of Surgeons for our ability to provide the highest quality of care, especially in critical and...
by Downtown Magazine | Aug 24, 2018
Summer is not over just yet! Get your whites on and come downtown to the 3rd annual Brookfield Place Tennis Open. Can’t get out to the open, no problem Brookfield Place has something for everyone. Life overlooking the Hudson is never amiss. Brookfield Place our...
by Downtown Magazine | Aug 17, 2018
In a busy student-focused area like ours, the chances are pretty good that you or someone you know has run into problems with plagiarism. It’s all too easy for college students and even graduate students to find themselves caught in a plagiarism trap when their...
by Grace A. Capobianco | Aug 15, 2018
With the continued renaissance right here in the birthplace of New York, Downtown just keeps getting better! Just this month, the Downtown Alliance reported, Lower Manhattan recorded its strongest quarter of commercial leasing activity in seven years and outpaced the...
by Jenna Gyimesi | Aug 10, 2018
Conrad New York, a contemporary hotel in Battery Park City, is committed to making every guest’s and their four-legged guest stay luxurious, comfortable and memorable. Thanks to a partnership with POOChi, even Conrad’s fluffy, slobbery, four-legged guests...
by Jenna Gyimesi | Jul 30, 2018
Legislatures are proposing that green roofs will create a greener city both literally and environmentally. The proposed bills may make downtown New York a more environmentally friendly area to work in, shop in and, most importantly, to live in. Three City Council...
by Downtown Magazine | Jul 27, 2018
If you own a car in New York City and choose to pay for a car park then your life is much easier than those who get up to move their car from one side of the street to the other. If you do not live in a city you may think this is crazy. When I first moved to this...
by Moury Khan | Jul 23, 2018
A year ago, James Corner Field Operations, the design team behind the New York High Line, revealed that they would be designing a 6-acre public waterfront park on what used to be the Domino Sugar Refinery. Today, the park is finally open to the public as Domino Park....
