NYRequirements Blog: History
From Battlefield to Hospital Ward: The History of Nursing in the Army Nurse Corps
Typically nurses work within standard medical settings, but some unique opportunities within nursing may appeal to those with an adventurous, patriotic, or adrenaline-fueled soul: The Army Nurse Corps . . .
Superstitions You Might Find in the Office
We've all been there before you're not alone if you've crossed paths with a black cat before and then quickly felt doomed for the rest of the day
Six More Weeks of Winter
Each year, dozens of spectators flock to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania to see if a certain groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil will emerge from his burrow and see his shadow.
St. Patrick's Day Tradition
St. Patrick's Day is an iconic holiday that's filled with many traditions to celebrate all things Irish.
O' Christmas Tree
The Christmas tree is an iconic symbol around the world for many reasons. It's a symbol of timeless traditions, family gatherings and most importantly, a beautifully decorated tree that lights up the . . .
The Fate of Halloween During the Pandemic
What could be scarier than ghosts, goblins and witches? How about a scene where Halloween a favorite spooky holiday celebrated around the world is canceled due to a global pandemic sweeping the world. . . .
The History & Evolution of Eyeglasses
It's easy to take things for granted, such as the pair of glasses or contacts you use on a daily basis to see the world a little better.
Spending the Season of Giving in New York City
Spending a few days in the Big Apple around the Thanksgiving holiday is nothing short of magical. With the seasons changing and the holiday season traditions picking up in full swing, it's a wonderful . . .
Remembering September 11, 2001
Where were you on that September day? That's the saying people are most familiar with when talking about the tragedy that unfolded on September 11th, 2001. And if you lived in New York City or in the . . .