A survey conducted by the NYU School of Law's Institute for Policy Integrity revealed that most of the 144 surveyed economists think global warming may negatively affect the U.S. economy.
The Food Network and Share Our Strength have come together to launch a Good Food Garden in Chelsea, which aims to educate residents and expose them to healthier eating choices.
The beginning of November marks the NYU's annual fundraiser for the United Way of NYC and NYU Community Fund, to which full-time employees are encouraged to donate.
In his first speaking venture at NYU, Clive Davis directed his thoughts to aspiring producers, explaining how he achieved such success in the industry.
New York Times journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn stressed the importance of empowering women to secure social and economic development at an NYU event last night.
Some Christians feel slighted in the realm of political correctness. Contributing columnist George Zhang takes a closer look at our "Judeo-Christian traditions" to see whether the controversy is justified.
Yesterday's events have caused a stir in the debate over what constitutes ethical reporting. The WSN Editorial Board believes all sides should seek to understand before criticizing.
Sex scandals and newsroom brawls at two of the nation's reputable news organizations have caused Samuel Chamberlain to challenge the state of modern media.
The latest installment of "The Matt Fried Hour," a monthly comedy show on St. Marks Place, was a well put-together show presented by a host who could not live up to his guest performers.
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WSN interviews the band Deer Tick, whose recent concert at Bowery Ballroom devolved into chaos, confusion, and an indecent exposure from frontman John McCauley III.
The NYU women's volleyball team, coming off a victory at the New York State Regional Challenge, is seeded fourth at the upcoming UAA Championship at the University of Chicago.
After months of hard work, the NYU wrestlers will test the merits of their regime as they kick off their season this weekend at the Ithaca College Invitational.
After closing on the corner of Eighth Street and University Place, BBQ has reopened a few blocks away from its former location and is still serving up cheap barbecue.
In 2006, sophomore David Niederhoffer created the Elephant Project; this aspiring non-profit organization auctions off pictures of celebrities holding an elephant Beanie Baby, and has raised more than $20,000 for Alzeimer's patients.