
Ranked: NYU lore
Here are four NYU moments guaranteed to give you brain rot. Where we lack in school spirit, we make up for in weird history.
Sreya Nair, Contributing Writer
• December 4, 2024

Every Greenwich Village resident should read these 4 newspapers
Local newspapers are a bedrock of democracy — and you need to read them. Here are four local newspapers in the city to keep up with.
Mehr Kotval, Opinion Editor
• December 4, 2024

Review: ‘The Great Gatsby’ disguises mediocrity with a star-studded cast
As literary adaptations take over the Broadway stage, “The Great Gatsby” fails to set itself apart.
Shiphrah Moses, Culture Editor
• December 4, 2024

Off Topic: Hunter Biden’s pardon highlights Democrats’ hypocrisy
After an election predicated on preserving democracy, this was a really bad time to prove just how rife with corruption the system can be.
Noah Zaldivar, Opinion Editor
• December 4, 2024

Review: ‘Gladiator II’ is the world’s new Roman Empire
Ridley Scott’s latest proves that sequels are worth it, even after 24 years.
Isabella D’Erasmo, Deputy Copy Chief
• December 4, 2024

Your December horoscope: Winter break projections
As you prepare to visit your family for the holiday break, it’s best to let your horoscope guide your awaited homecoming.
Annie Emans, Beauty and Style Editor
• December 4, 2024

Students protest Abu Dhabi campus amid Sudan civil war
Demonstrators called for NYU to pull investments from companies with ties to the United Arab Emirates, citing its alleged supply of weaponry used against Sudanese citizens.
Dharma Niles, News Editor
• December 3, 2024

Opinion: No longer behind bars, but not truly free
Without support systems in place, many formerly incarcerated individuals in New York risk falling into a cycle of poverty and criminalization.
Steven Wang, Staff Writer
• December 3, 2024

6 of 2024’s most overlooked movies
Before “Anora” and “Wicked” become the unbridled talk of the town, take a look at a few of 2024’s most underrated gems.
Leo Field, Staff Writer
• December 3, 2024

The letters in my NetID differ from the name I go by. Here’s why.
My birth name means more to me than my Westernized name, but I still chose the latter.
Katie Liao, Staff Writer
• December 3, 2024

This holiday season, give the gift of Swedish candy
Candy shops are making a comeback in New York City, and Swedish candy store BonBon is leading the way.
Christobelle Rudes, Contributing Writer
• December 3, 2024
In the Huddle: Maria Stamos on fencing at NYU and competing at the international level
Fresh off a plane from Tunisia, the fencer discusses what it means to fence internationally and in college.
Jonathan Mak, Sports Editor
• December 3, 2024



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