State court reinstates 2016 conviction for burglary in Lipton Hall
The New York State Court of Appeals reinstated a second-degree burglary conviction last month concerning a 2016 assault at Lipton Hall.
From prom to Pier 60: Violet Ball brings nostalgia to the dance floor
The Violet Ball, NYU’s annual dance event, gave the class of 2024 a long-awaited celebration as they prepare for graduation.
Breaking the ice: The Asian players of NYU ice hockey
Three NYU ice hockey players shared their experiences as players of Asian descent in a predominantly white sport.
NYU baseball shows promise at the start of the season
After a quick start, the NYU baseball team is optimistic about their chances this year.
Thousands take to Washington Square to protest for cease-fire in Gaza
Nearly five months after the start of the Israel-Hamas war, thousands of protesters gathered at Washington Square Park to demand a cease-fire.
V100 Concert artists criticize NYU ties to Israel, suspensions
R&B singer Kelela and rapper redveil condemned recent disciplinary action against students and faculty as well as the university’s ties to Israel during the annual concert.
The Grey Art Museum inaugural exhibition is a nod to a French-American artistic past
“Americans in Paris” is on view at NYU’s newly relocated and rebranded fine arts museum.
Men’s basketball finishes strong season with tough loss
The Violets end their 2023-24 campaign in nail-biting loss to Tufts University.
UltraViolet Live recap: 13 acts competed for $1,000 cash prize
NYU students competed at the final round of the university's annual Violet 100 talent competition.
Students protest NYU Bookstore’s ties to Nike
The students are demanding that the university cut ties with Nike until the company pays wages owed to workers at a factory in Thailand.
Women’s basketball advances in NCAA, wrestling sends three to National Championships and other news
Here’s what you need to know from the past week in NYU athletics. This week: Feb. 26 - March 3.
Review: ‘Dune: Part Two’ resonates now more than ever before
Frank Herbert’s “Dune” may be nearing its 60th anniversary, but Denis Villeneuve’s continuation of the 2021 film adaptation reinvigorates the epic sci-fi story.
