Off Topic: You should be worried about the future of journalism
Misinformation is almost as rampant as mistrust of the news is, and itâs furthering the interests of those in authority. Modern journalism isnât speaking truth to power â itâs feigning the truth on behalf of those in power.
Review: âThe Apprenticeâ exposes the twisted mythology of Donald Trump
The origin story of Americaâs most infamous proves he was once the puppet too.
Student govât to reintroduce suicide prevention bill
NYUâs Student Government Assembly is calling for universities in New York to broaden their policies, guidelines and training relating to suicide prevention.
The Soapbox: Tourism protests in Spain, border de-escalation in China, mysterious pollution in Australia
The Soapbox is a weekly column by WSN covering major news developments at NYUâs campuses and study away sites abroad. Global consciousness for a global university.
Faculty-led panel on free speech relocated after alleged âacademic freedom violationsâ
NYU said that the event, which was originally scheduled to take place in Bobst Library, âwas never submittedâ for approval.
Beyond NYU: From high school debate to the Broadway stage
Nihar Duvvuri attended the Tisch School of the Arts for over a year before deciding to redirect and pursue acting full-time. Now, heâs performing in âRomeo and Julietâ on Broadway.
The almost-miracle Mets
NYU students and alumni reflect on the New York Metsâ 2024 postseason performance.
Review: Maggie Rogers reaches new career heights at sold-out show
On Oct. 19, Maggie Rogers performed at Madison Square Garden, her first arena performance in New York City.
Review: âPlasticâ has as much soul and personality as its titular material
Daisuke Miyazakiâs music-based film lacks any of the passion or vision of the rock and roll that inspired it.
Editorial: Think globally, vote locally
The presidential race may steal the spotlight, but the impact of local elections on our daily lives is undeniable. Stay informed and make your vote count where it matters most.
Political polarization is increasingly apparent in federal court, NYU and Harvard study finds
Researchers analyzed more than 400,000 cases and found that judges are more likely to reverse rulings made by opposing political affiliates.
Opinion: The case for affirmative action and what comes next
The striking down of affirmative action has negatively affected rates of POC enrollment and threatens a fair admissions process. NYU should take measures to ensure diversity.
