Here are some clips to celebrate as we head into Spring Break:
•Alessandra Malito’s piece about the upcoming anniversaries of the 1939 and 1964 World’s Fairs made The Wall Street Journal’s Metropolis blog. We paired Ali’s story with her interactive map on our News Service.
•Qingqing Chen and Amanda Dingyuan Hou contributed to a Daily News article about the victims of Flight 370.
•Rebecca Bratek’s story about a new database aimed at helping stop prescription medication overdoses found a home in Gotham Gazette.
•Kaara Baptiste’s interview with a Brooklyn man who works to curb youth violence made Bensonhurst Bean.
•Meral Agish’s article about LGBT youth from New Orleans telling their stories on a New York stage made Juvenile Justice Information Exchange.
•Rachael Levy’s story about a kosher food pantry and soup kitchen’s increase in clients found a home in The Jewish Daily Forward.
•Max Willens wrote about the boom in consignment stores for Crain’s New York Business.
•Jessica Glazer wrote a piece for NPR about women, student loan debt and the wage gap.
•Julius Motal shot a concert at Bowery Ballroom for Impose.
•Kiratiana Freelon’s story about plans to name a street in honor of an NYPD legend made DNAInfo.com.
•Jenna O’Donnell, on assignment for the Mott Haven Herald, wrote about a plan for the South Bronx waterfront.
•Andrew Welsch, working for On Wall Street, reported on a call to reopen dozens of arbitration cases amid revelations that an arbitrator lied about being an attorney.
•Gwynne Hogan, on assignment for Voices of NY, wrote about Trusty Amigos, a planned new worker cooperative in Brooklyn. Antonia Massa a covered meeting of Mayor de Blasio and members of the ethnic press.
•Danielle Valente, working for RT Reviews, put together fashion tips for those attending themed parties at an upcoming romance books convention.
•Erin Brodwin reported on a major DNA discovery for Cosmos.
•Oliver Morrison, working for City Limits, reported on woes besetting electric cabs.
•The latest on The Nabe includes contributions by, among others, Emily Field and Daniel Lewis.
In our Alumni Corner:
•Cesar Bustamante covered a cross-cultural poetry reading in Queens for Voices of NY.
•Christopher Schuetze, working for The New York Times, wrote a piece, based on his own experiences as a new dad, about multinational parents deciding on citizenship for their children.
Congrats to all – and keep ‘em coming!