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

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Editor's Picks

Nonsexual Queer Spaces Needed in NYC

Nonsexual Queer Spaces Needed in NYC

WSN Editorial Board September 26, 2016
The onus is on everyone — not just business leaders — to ensure that no space feels like it is off limits for people who identify as LGBTQ.
An interesting fellow, Harris, was one of the random strangers I encountered throughout my week full of adventures.

I Tried… The ‘Anywhere Travel Guide’ for a Week

Yasmin Gulec, Contributing Writer September 23, 2016
What happens when our writer plans her social experiences for a week based on a travel card pack? Read to find out!
Jason Lew sat down with WSN to discuss studying at Tisch, transitioning to the role of director, and what it's like to work with other actors.

Tisch Alum Jason Lew Shares His Journey

Tony Schwab, Staff Writer September 23, 2016
Tisch graduate Jason Lew gives NYU the scoop on what it's like to work as an actor, writer, and director after leaving Tisch, and the scoop on his latest film.
The Sports Kid Column: The Cost of Love

The Sports Kid Column: The Cost of Love

Bobby Wagner, Managing Editor September 23, 2016
Love is sometimes beautiful. Love is sometimes fickle. Baseball is always both.
NYU Needs a Tinder for Roommates

NYU Needs a Tinder for Roommates

Emma Rudd, Contributing Writer September 23, 2016
Using poorly assembled personality surveys for the roommate matching process can only hurt the experiences our first-year students.
The Washington Square Arch was lit up to mirror the flag of Paris following last year's attacks on the Charlie Hebdo headquarters. A new HBO documentary looks back on the tragic days.

New HBO Doc Revisits Charlie Hebdo Attacks

Spencer Nachman, Contributing Writer September 22, 2016
HBO's latest documentary "3 Days of Terror: The Charlie Hedbo Attacks" brings a frighteningly real perspective to the terror that rocked through Paris in early January 2015.

Would You Pay $1000 For a Shirt? Vetements Thinks You Should

Andrew Bruggeman, Contributing Writer September 22, 2016
Vetements are trendy and a lot of people have no idea why.
The NYU women's volleyball team has been doing very well so far this season.

Fall Sports: An Update On The Highs and Lows

Rachel Ruecker, Sports Editor September 22, 2016
Examining the highs and lows of NYU's fall sports teams thus far in the season.
National Anthem Protests Met with Fascist Thinking

National Anthem Protests Met with Fascist Thinking

Matthew Perry, Staff Writer September 22, 2016
Beyond its implication that law enforcement is opposed to calls for justice, the request for cops to abandon protesters is also deeply troubling due to its fascist elements.
NYU is one of several Universities to offer free tampons to its students.

Students Push to Make Women’s Health at NYU a Priority

Natasha Roy, Contributing Writer September 21, 2016
After New York recently lifting the sales taxes on feminine hygiene products, some students are calling on NYU to begin supplying tampons and pads.
Millennials in today’s age of tech take part in the trend of documenting their food on Snapchat and Instagram before they eat it.

NYU Foodstagrammers To Help You Navigate NYC’s Eats

Arundhathi Ajayan, Contributing Writer September 21, 2016
We've gathered a collection of the best NYU foodstagrammers to help you navigate the saturated food landscape in New York City.
Katie Paterson’s solo presentation, “From Earth into a Black Hole,” encapsulates sensory associations of the lesser known.

On Seeing Black Holes and Smelling Clouds

Katherine Borkov, Contributing Writer September 21, 2016
In her first solo presentation in New York, Katie Paterson explores the concepts and dark depths of space with her exhibit "From Earth into a Black Hole."