0
Archive
Pope Francis Competes with Beyonce at Under One Sky Event in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
On the eve of Pope Francis’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, an eclectic congregation of street preachers, aged hippies, political activists, Buddhist monks, and Millennials gathered in the
A Chinese Immigrant’s Life as a Nail Tech
Four years ago, at the age of 18, Danica traveled alone from her father’s farm just outside Beijing to New York. As a boarding school student, she was used to
Nomadic dancer turned entrepreneur settles in New York
Originally from a tiny village in Germany, Regina Huber has experienced a nomadic life since the age of 26, moving between Germany, Spain, Argentina, Brazil and now the United States. She
Leaving Island Life for a Different Kind of Paradise
A pregnant woman from the island of Antigua set out on a trip to New York City 32 years ago with the sole purpose of giving birth to her son,
Leon Unglik Brews up a Storm as Coffee Shop Entrepreneur
At age 30, Leon Unglik moved from Melbourne to New York to take a position with a law firm and explore lifein the US. A year later, he left his
The Great Pilgrimage to New York City
Despite excessive security and main street closures, many New Yorkers gladly embraced Pope Francis’ visit to New York City and tried to catch a glimpse of the Pontiff no matter
The Road to New York as a World Citizen: An Immigrant Story
Catherine Tjan, 23, has lived in five countries, including England, Singapore, Belgium, and Germany, and attended 13 different schools. Her last move was to the U.S. when she was nine,
The public’s reaction to Pope Francis in New York
Pope Francis is undeniably a Bishop of modern times in some respects, with Twitter hashtags, BuzzFeed quizzes, and even Snapchat stickers, all marking his arrival to the US. It seems
Francis Generates Buzz as Latest Trend to Hit NYC
Locals and tourists alike crowded New York City streets from one end to another for a chance to see Pope Francis in person. While many were drawn to him as
Conservative and liberal Catholics gather for Papal visit in New York City
Pope Francis visit to the US sent thousands of people to the streets–Catholics and non-Catholics, believers and skeptics of religion alike— hoping to catch a glimpse of him in between