Manhattan’s last queer bookstore was about to disappear — now, it’s got a bright future
Bushwick’s Hive Mind Books is set to purchase Manhattan’s only LGBTQ+ bookstore, preserving the store's mission after its founders’ departure.
Identity & Equity
‘You have a home here’: How NYU’s Indigenous research center reminds us whose land we’re on
Acknowledgment is easy. Action is harder. NYU’s Center CIRCL reminds you whose city this always has been.
Your next semester belongs in Accra
Most students overlook the Ghanaian capital as an option when studying abroad — what beauty are they missing?
‘Support is all-inclusive’: Students and faculty honor sexual assault awareness
From open discussions to a shared lunch, NYU’s Women in Campus Safety Committee was joined by university wide advocates for an afternoon fostering community and conversation.
‘A way out of no way’: How this NYU professor centers queer activism in New York
Gayatri Gopinath, the director of NYU’s Center of the Study of Gender and Sexuality, on spotlighting queer globalization in the classroom and beyond.
Not too late to celebrate: Student group throws third annual quinceañera
The tradition, organized by NYU’s Mexican Student Association, gives one student per year a belated 15th birthday party attended by family and fellow students alike.
‘We are not machines’: Home care workers’ fight for fair hours
Home health aides paused their six-day hunger strike, but are still urging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to support a bill that would end 24-hour shifts.
The history behind NYU’s logo
The evolution of the iconic torch gives a nod to city history.
How NYU Dentistry offers uniquely accessible care
The school celebrated its $5.48 million grant to expand its program for pediatric patients with disabilities.
How a city council bill could hinder student protests
If signed by the mayor, legislation passed last month could increase police presence and impose heightened security measures on protests outside NYU buildings.
The People’s Commission on ensuring women’s rights span the globe
Organizers pinpointed what the United Nations had failed to before — imperialism’s role as a root cause of gender-based violence.
‘Blurry and hard to understand’: Students skeptical of Paulson Center atrium restrictions
Two years after the height of NYU’s pro-Palestinian protests, access to the building’s first-floor lobby — once open to the public — remains restricted, leaving newer students with little knowledge of its storied history.
