Speaking quickly but concisely and occasionally cracking a witty one-liner, Poly senior Kevin Chung gives a presentation on Physical Security to the Cyber Security Club. He explains...
Even after a long day of student government work, Jules O’Connor is all smiles on Dec. 4 as she leads the monthly University Committee on Student Life meeting, introducing speakers...
Larson Binzer, Deputy News Editor
• December 11, 2014
At the front of a crowded room, Stern senior John Catsimatidis Jr. stands in a navy suit and red tie, the picture of a future political leader. Welcoming students into the room...
Bailey Evans, Deputy Features Editor
• December 11, 2014
Jamiee Foster knows what it’s like to be the new kid.
The CAS senior had moved from Las Vegas to small-town Arkansas to Baltimore by the time she was in second grade.
“The...
With a warm hug and a smile, Poly senior Corey Harper greets two members of the Native American and Indigenous Students Group. He and his co-presidents would be meeting with those...
It is 9:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning at the Jay Street Metrotech Building in Brooklyn, and Colin Waddell is helping teenagers boil eggs.
“All right, does everyone have it...
They are the little plastic blocks you step on in the dark that make you curse under your breath — the pieces of castles before they fit together. They satisfactorily click into...
Driven by a passion to increase study-away initiatives in Shanghai and Beijing, CAS junior Nicole Burke and CAS sophomore Kate Maleski have established the NYU club chapter of Project Pengyou.
The plethora of holiday-related activities in the city this weekend ensures that no matter who your companions are, you’ll find something festive and inexpensive to do.
Living in New York City means walking everywhere and, for some, wanting to look stylish while doing so. As the weather shifts from chilly to freezing, it is important to dress...
