Aramark Competitor Abruptly Drops Out
Sodexo inexplicably dropped out of the process in September.
Judge Saved NYU $350 Million While Employed by University
The plaintiffs alleging NYU mismanaged employees’ retirement funds want the case retried after discovering the judge’s conflict of interest.
BDS Resolution Alarms Pro-Israel Groups
After the announcement that a resolution will appear in the student senate encouraging NYU to Border, Divest and Sanction Israel, pro-Israel student groups react.
Students Condemn ‘War Criminal’ Kissinger
Stern will host controversial figure and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, to the displeasure of many student activist groups who consider him a war criminal.
Student Senators Continue Efforts to Divest From Israel With New Proposal
As part of the international movement supporting Palestinian rights, student senators will bring forward a Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions resolution to student government on Nov. 1, according to Senator-at-Large and CAS senior Rose Asaf.
On...
Stern Opens the Country’s First Creative Destruction Lab
The Stern School of Business opened the Creative Destruction Lab-New York City, shortened to CDL-NYC, a program designed to help startups get to market, this semester. It is the first of its kind in...
NYU and Harvard Law Reviews Sued Over Editorial Selection Process
In a time of retaliation against affirmative action policies, NYU Law Review has been sued over allegedly considering race and sex in its annual selection of editors and publication of articles.
A Texas group known...
Law Professors React to Kavanaugh’s Appointment
Brett Kavanaugh heard his first arguments as an associate justice in the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning. He was confirmed on Saturday with a tight 50-48 Senate vote, following last week’s hearings on sexual...
Construction on West 4th to End in November — Before Resuming in Spring
Wake me up when November ends.
5 Key Takeaways From the [email protected] Survey
Thirty-one percent of all students, faculty, staff and administrators took the heavily advertised [email protected] survey in the fall 2017 semester, administered as a means of gauging quality of life at the university. On Monday,...
Law Professor Bryan Stevenson Argues Before SCOTUS
Longtime NYU Law professor Bryan A. Stevenson argued before the Supreme Court of the United States last Tuesday in the controversial Madison v. Alabama case.
Convicted of the murder of a Mobile, Ala. police officer...
