Identity Swimmer
Take a dive into the life of a swimmer.
The Harlem Renaissance: Jacob Lawrence
Jacob Lawrence was one of the fathers of the Harlem Renaissance. He spent most of his life in Harlem, which consequently was where he drew most of his inspiration from.
Kitchens Across NYC
Our video compares two completely different lifestyles seen in the kitchen of two completely different homes featuring the “Kitchen Table Series” and the hit American sitcom, “Friends”.
A Reading of Strange Fruit
A critical creation during the Harlem Renaissance, “Strange Fruit” is a poem that describes the horrors of violence in the South. Here is my reading of it.
Are Invasive Plant Species the Next Detectives?
Through the use of invasive species mapping, this project proposes the potential benefit of invasive plant species in locating potential perpetrators based on unique pollen and plant DNA material.
Spotted Lanternflies
We were interested in taking a look at why there was such an increase in the spotted lanternfly population in New York City in the past year.
Examining Relationships Between Climate Change and the Lythrum salicaria Population
All plants need suitable temperatures to grow and thrive. Nature usually does a pretty good job keeping things in balance, but what happens when things fall out of balance?
Auguste Rodin – The Hand of God
François Auguste René Rodin was a talented French sculptor and generally known as the father/founder of modern sculpture. A talented artist, Rodin was known for his ability to breathe life into his sculptures.
Central Park Plants: Biodiversity and Environmental Impacts
Covering 843 acres of Manhattan, Central Park is New York’s largest urban park and one of the biggest in the world. We examined the 13 plant species observed…
Kolo
Learn about the rich Southern Slavic culture through Kolo! A style of traditional dance that is sure to make you want to get up and dance along!
