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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Fish bian dang. (Lauren Ng for WSN)

New eats near NYU: A restaurant-turned-bakery serving bold Taiwanese flavors

Win Son Bakery, known for creative dishes like its scallion pancake-wrapped bacon, egg and cheese, opens a new location in the East Village after years of operating in Williamsburg.
Ethan Li, Deputy Copy Chief May 6, 2025

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Q&A: Milehin on art and student artistry

From performing at V100 to producing new music with Village Records, this student artist is thoroughly involved in NYU’s music scene.
Eleanor Jacobs, Music Editor May 6, 2025

In March 2024, Steinhardt sophomore Timilehin Awaye — also known as Milehin — stood in the crowd of NYU Program Board's annual V100 concert, watching artists like JPEGMAFIA...

Lakewood Church, a megachurch in Houston. (Courtesy photo by ToBeDaniel)

Off Topic: Christian nationalism is a looming threat to religious freedom

Pope Francis’ death is a tragic loss for both Christian and progressive communities around the world and could lead to the further rise of Christian nationalism at home and abroad.
Leila Olukoga, Deputy Opinion Editor May 6, 2025

On April 21, Pope Francis passed away due to a stroke and subsequent heart failure. The Pope’s death is not just a devastating blow for the Catholic Church, but for communities...

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6 pieces of Indian media to consume this AAPI Month

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by adding these recommendations to your rotation.
Anjali Mehta, Copy Chief May 6, 2025

Content warning: This article contains mentions of suicide. Stereotypes and underrepresentation often push Indian creatives to the sidelines. We’ve all seen it: the nerd with...

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31 law students barred from campus, offered contract to cease protests

The School of Law stipulated that students will be unable to access classrooms and other on-campus buildings until they agree to “not participate in any protest activity.”
Dharma Niles, News Editor May 5, 2025

The NYU School of Law is demanding that 31 students contractually pledge to halt protests in order to access campus buildings following a pro-Palestinian sit-in outside Dean Troy...

Swoonworthy dorm dinners

Swoonworthy dorm dinners

Kyra Mehta, Contributing Writer May 5, 2025

Professors Larry Wolff (left) and Perri Klass (right). (Alex Woodworth for WSN)

How a relationship between two NYU professors created a CAS core class

Professors Perri Klass and Larry Wolff sat down with WSN to discuss how their longtime partnership has contributed to their class on children and childhood.
Lauren Aragon and Maya Santiago May 5, 2025

There aren’t many NYU classes taught by two professors at the same time — let alone a married couple. When professors Perri Klass and Larry Wolff step into the NYU lecture...

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This NYU Safe Ride driver leads with positivity

As a Safe Ride employee, Moses Williams doesn’t only drive — he aims to help his passengers thrive.
Annie Emans, Staff Writer May 5, 2025

Many NYU students rely on NYU’s free car service, NYU Safe Ride. Running daily from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., the service acts as students’ off-brand Uber around campus, carting them...

(Kyra Reilley for WSN)

Baseball finishes season, track runners sets personal records and other news

Here’s what you need to know from the past week in NYU athletics. This week: April 28 – May 4.
Sidney Snider and Levi Langley May 5, 2025

Baseball The baseball team ended its 2025 season on Friday, May 2 with a loss to the University of Scranton.  Graduate student Nick Argenziano hit a two-run home run in the...

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Communication 101

Mikaylah Du, Under the Arch Editor May 5, 2025

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New eats near NYU: The viral 2D omakase restaurant tastes as good as it looks

This Korean-inspired 2D restaurant combines modern decor, playful artistry and traditional cuisine.
Ivanka Sun, Contributing Writer May 5, 2025

With its new-kid-on-the-block novelty, the East Village’s newest omakase restaurant Shirokuro has recently gone viral on social media for its unique 2D interior design art —...