Author: Kamelia Angelova
Kamelia Angelova is a graduate journalism student at New York University specializing in urban reporting. Hailing from a small coastal town in Bulgaria, Angelova moved to the U.S. in 2001, and completed a B.A. degree at Hunter College majoring in Political Science, Media Studies and Special Honors Curriculum. While in school, she interned at New York City Council, at a non-profit organization for economic diversity, and at two news agencies -- Women’s eNews and City Limits. Before beginning the graduate program at NYU, Angelova spent two months in the West Bank, Palestine where she was a copy editor and a writer for a local news group.
Stories by this author
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From swing states to NYC neighborhoods, NYU students cover the issues and the vote in the crucial 2008 election.
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As more banks appear in the city’s neighborhoods, check cashing stores continue to thrive with their quick, uncomplicated and cheap services.
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The crowd goes wild as the Pope rolls down Fifth Ave.
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Pope Benedict XVI holds a mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral and greets thousands of pumped up spectators during a Popemobile motorcade.
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Harlem residents fear displacement and loss of identity as rezoning to develop 125th Street gets the City Planning’s approval.
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New York is in Spitzer Shock
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Recalling Spitzer’s tough measures on Wall Street crimes, the financial sector has mixed feeling about the governor’s prostitution scandal.
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The Democratic and Republican Primaries leave their mark on New Yorkers and the city.
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New Yorkers supporting Huckabee and Romney solicit voters in the South via phone calls, while local volunteers for other candidates take the city’s streets.
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Neighborhood addicts get help, but loitering and begging hurts businesses and neighborhood image.
