Editor's Picks
Opinion: Wear your Halloween costume to class today
College students underappreciate Halloween, but it should be our favorite holiday of the year.
Meet the women coaching NYU and UChicago men’s soccer and breaking gender barriers
NYU and UChicago’s men’s soccer coaches, Kim Wyant and Julianne Sitch, will make NCAA history on Friday by becoming the first female head coaches to face each other in men’s soccer.
Dog costume contest sees ruff competition
The 32nd annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Festival featured costumes of Jesus, a uterus and dragons.
The future of…
WSN photographer Emily Sorkin follows nine NYU students who may be the future of their chosen industries.
Private security guards patrol emergency exits at West 4th subway station
The security presence, which began in early September, is unarmed and discouraged from physically confronting subway riders.
Culture’s cult choices: H Mart
The best items to buy at H Mart, according to the most refined taste buds at WSN.
NYU plant fanatics and the roses, buds and thorns of indoor gardening
Two avid plant lovers discuss why they own plants and how they take care of them while living in the urban jungle.
Chinatown munchies that are Mott Street Girls approved
Chowing down in Manhattan’s Chinatown? Here are tips and tricks from the Mott Street Girls for whenever you travel south of West Fourth Street.
Q&A: Colum McCann says ‘storytelling is the most democratic thing that we have’
In his novel “Apeirogon,” National Book Award winner Colum McCann writes about Palestine, and Irish literature beyond Ireland.
To critics of ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’: Let movies be stupid again, please
Described as “Euphoria With Knives” by New York Times critic Lena Wilson, Halina Reijn’s spirited Gen Z slasher “Bodies Bodies Bodies” garnered some negative first impressions from viewers who either didn’t realize it was satire or hate fun.
Remembering Godard: Formal innovator and revolutionary poet
In a career that spanned over sixty years of film history, Jean-Luc Godard revolutionized the art innumerable times. In light of his sudden passing, WSN revisits his life’s work and the indelible imprint he left on cinema.
