Introducing ElliQ, a robot companion for elderly New Yorkers
ElliQ is not meant to replace interactions with human caretakers and families.
John Nolon: A career in land use law and conservationism
"since zoning was part of the cause of racial segregation, it can be part of the solution," Nolon said.
New report considers challenges of providing affordable post-pandemic health care for employees
High inflation rates add a new burden to an already onerous situation.
Pace conference focuses on alleviating housing scarcity
The conference considered changes in land use and zoning laws.
Hudson Table provides an interactive dining experience
Tickets may also be purchased for special dining events such as open houses and chef competitions.
Prof. John Nolon honored at Pace University’s Land Use Law Center award presentation
Two students of the Center were also honored by the university.
Club Kung Fu keeps up the tradition of Wing Tsun
Since he was 12, Elliot Leung had a passion for the southern Chinese martial art Wing Tsun. Leung made his...
Fordham discussion seeks to address the affordable housing conundrum
A deficit of inventory and a surplus of people seeking housing creates a dilemma.
Innovators in biosciences make presentations at Yale Pitchfest
The innovators sought monetary assistance courtesy of the Blavatnik Fund for Innovation at Yale.
LobsterCraft’s 10-year journey from food truck to franchises
The company is seeking investors and eyeing global markets for new business opportunities.
