NYU’s Plant-Based Food Festival satisfies stomachs and strives for smaller carbon footprints
The university announced its participation in the New York City Mayor’s Office Plant-Powered Carbon Challenge at the festival on Tuesday.
Out of Bounds: Carlos Alcaraz wins the Laver Cup for Europe, professional English cricketers announce equal pay, Prague hosts penultimate round of Climbing World Cup
Out of Bounds is a weekly column by WSN covering major athletic developments at and around NYU’s campuses and study away sites.
Community gems: The restaurants that feel like home
Three restaurants in New York City you’ll keep coming back to for comforting food at an affordable price.
Students join hundreds to protest Netanyahu’s UN address
Protesters began chanting at Grand Central Station before marching to camp outside the hotel Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu is staying at.
Review: The Sweat Tour turns Madison Square Garden into New York City’s hottest club
Charli XCX and Troye Sivan took the stage with star-studded guests, impeccable stage design and “Club Classics” that kept the room moving all night long.
The Soapbox: Gender equity act passed in Ghana, Al Jazeera office closure in occupied Palestine, conservative cabinet appointed in France
The Soapbox is a weekly column by WSN covering major news developments at NYU’s campuses and study away sites abroad. Global consciousness for a global university.
Staff predictions: Women’s volleyball play first conference games
The volleyball team is set to play three matches this weekend in the Paulson Center, the first round of matches in the UAA.
Mills hosts climate policy panel on ‘forgotten super pollutant’
At the Climate Week event, experts discussed ways to combat the negative effects of nitrous oxide.
5 must-try restaurants on St. Marks Place for your next night out
We’ve combed through the familiar names, scary price points and the internet hype to give you five St. Marks spots that won’t let you down.
Review: Hippo Campus’ ‘Flood’ is a warm and welcome look at getting older
With witty lyricism and stripped-back production style, the band delivers pearls of wisdom on its latest album.
Opinion: Voting abroad can seem daunting — but it’s essential
NYU provides varying levels of guidance for voting abroad to its study-away students. Young voters need to be made aware of these initiatives.
Students hold vigil in Washington Square Park to mourn deaths in Lebanon and Palestine
Dozens gathered under the Washington Square Arch on Tuesday to grieve the hundreds of lives lost in the ongoing conflicts in Lebanon and Palestine.
