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Faith & The City

By Jane Seo

- Nighttime lights give a different kind of life to the city that never sleeps. By Jane Seo

- Yellow cabs in NYC are as ubiquitous as Starbucks in Harvard Square; according to PBS, there are approximately 40,000 taxi drivers in the city. By Jane Seo

- Hot dogs and pretzels are essential components of the New York diet. By Jane Seo

- The Rockefeller Center, which spans from 49th Street to 52nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, is one of the most visited tourist spots in New York. By Jane Seo

- Brecka L. Fetzer '14 plays with an elementary school child at Operation Exodus, an after school tutoring program in Upper Manhattan. By Jane Seo

- Central Park’s Inventor’s Gate at 72nd Street and Fifth Avenue leads to the statues of Alice in Wonderland and Hans Christian Andersen. By Jane Seo

- A boy tosses a football to his younger brother in Central Park as his parents watch from a distance. By Jane Seo

- Alastair Su ‘14 creates a PowerPoint presentation compelling inner-city youth in the neighborhood to pursue higher education. By Jane Seo

- The Rockefeller Center, which spans from 49th Street to 52nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, is one of the most visited tourist spots in New York. By Jane Seo

About 30 members of Harvard College Faith and Action embarked on a service trip to New York City during spring break, where they spent a week volunteering at different Christian-based organizations and exploring the city.

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