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

Washington Square News

Arts

‘Control’ shows shift to electric

E.R. Pulgar, Music Editor January 29, 2015
With their second album, "Control," Milo Greene emphasizes the band's newer electronic sound, evolving from their folk sound.

Kanbar returns with first screening

Alexa Spieler, Arts Editor January 29, 2015
The Kanbar Event Series will be hosting a screening of "Little Accidents" on Jan. 29, a film that was written and directed by NYU alumna, Sara Colangelo.

London Grammar and Until the Ribbon Breaks Rock Terminal 5

Rachel Kaplan January 29, 2015
Photos from the London Grammar and Until the Ribbon Breaks show at Terminal 5 on January 27, 2015.

Spring television premieres

Anubhuti Kumar, Contributing Writer January 26, 2015

“Man Seeking Woman” is an FXX show featuring the fantastical romantic mishaps of Josh Greenberg. In the first episode, Josh goes on a blind date with a troll, hates his ex’s...

Upcoming film fests around the city

Sidney Butler, Staff Writer January 26, 2015
With awards season concluding, a series of film festivals, including the Athena Film Festival and NYU's Fusion Film Festival, are taking over New York City.

NYU offers diverse theater

Caroline Cunfer, Theater/Books Editor January 26, 2015
For spring 2015, the NYU theater scene is producing its own impressive and eclectic plays and musicals.

Spring television premieres, farewells

A recap of the television shows premiering this spring.

Album releases promise innovation

Ahmed Bubshait, Contributing Writer January 26, 2015
With new releases coming from the likes of Ghostface Killah, Natalie Prass, and Modest Mouse, the music releases for 2015 appear promising.
The crowd at Governors Ball 2014 while Phoenix performs.

NYC shows feature range of music

Zane Warman, Staff Writer January 26, 2015
In conjunction with the recent announcement of the Governors Ball lineup, NYC is preparing for a versatile spring 2015 concert season. The likes of Jack White, Meek Mill, and Logic are set to perform in NYC, this spring.

‘Girlhood’ portrays French youth

Isabel Jones, Film Editor January 26, 2015
Despite similarity in name, Céline Sciamma’s "Girlhood" shares very little similarities with Richard Linklater’s "Boyhood."

Upcoming films demonstrate versatility, excitement

Anubhuti Kumar, Contributing Writer January 26, 2015
A look at films premiering in 2015.

Walk the Moon album sounds too familiar

Zane Warman, Staff Writer December 4, 2014
A review of Walk the Moon's latest album, "Talking is Hard."