Bill Bratton
Next year will be the last year for the annual New Year’s Eve steam whistle show on Pratt Institute’s campus, officials say. (Photo by Scott Lynch)The familiar sound of Pratt Institute’s New Year’s Eve steam whistles will ring in 2014 – and 2015 – but midnight on
Alex Gruss
Pratt Institute is doing construction work at its Brooklyn campus, to facilitate a fiber optic infrastructure restructuring. (Photo by Antonia Massa)A construction project on Willoughby Avenue at Pratt Institute turned into a longer-than-expected process in recent weeks. As part of a redesign of the campus fiber optic infrastructure, the
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Athena Castillo and Milo Wissig, two senior students at Pratt whose work was destroyed during the Feb. 15 fire, had their new pieces displayed at the “Flameproof” exhibition, held at the Seagram Gallery in Midtown East. (Photo by Amanda Woods)After a four-alarm fire ravaged the sixth floor of Pratt