Fire Erupts on University Place
Firefighters put out a fire that erupted on the fourth floor of an office building on 99 University Place Wednesday evening near the School of Professional Studies building on East 12th Street. No one...
How The L Train Shutdown Is Affecting Students
The long-promised construction on the L train has finally arrived, and with it, many NYU students who live in Brooklyn have to change how they commute to Manhattan.
Tisch sophomore Carol Zeitune lives in Bushwick...
Student Covers Washington Square Park With Catcalls
Colorful words littered the ground of Washington Square Park on Saturday, but the vibrant chalk letters didn’t convey messages as bright.
CAS senior Sophie Sandberg is the owner of popular Instagram account catcallsofnyc. Last...
NYU Students Protest Whitney Board Member’s Ties to Border Weapons
An activist group co-founded by an NYU professor has continued a series of protests against the Whitney Museum of American Art due to its Vice Chairman’s connection to weapons used against migrants at the...
NYU Expands on Mercer Street, Renovates Playground Along the Way
NYU has pledged $380,000 to renovate a playground across from its most recent construction project — a new building on Mercer Street — as part of the community improvements it has promised in its...
NYU-CUNY Center Involves Immigrant Community Members in Healthcare
At the NYU-CUNY Prevention Research Center, researchers are changing the way immigrant and ethnic communities access healthcare by turning to health professionals that are not doctors, nurses or researchers. Rather, they are community members,...
Veterans Graduate 12-Week Tandon Entrepreneurship Class
Veterans know how to innovate, how to do a lot with little and how to thrive in difficult situations. Teaching them how to apply this knowledge to entrepreneurship was the goal of a 12-week...
New Yorkers Gather to Memorialize Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Victims
Around 300 people gathered to commemorate the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire’s 108th anniversary at NYU’s Brown Building on Monday. Labor groups spoke out about workers’ rights in honor of the tragedy, which resulted in...
Panel Discusses the Future of Elizabeth Street Garden
Barring any prohibitive court decisions, Elizabeth Street Garden is set to be replaced by affordable housing for the elderly. On Monday, a panel was held by The New School to discuss the plan and...
Tandon Students Win Consideration in Dumbo Construction Project
Tandon School of Engineering students won a say in how a five-year, billion-dollar construction project will impact the neighborhood of DUMBO, Brooklyn.
At Tandon’s MakerHack event, Executive Director of the DUMBO Improvement District Alexandria Sica...
Elizabeth Street Garden Fights to Exist
There’s a small open space in Little Italy nestled among the buildings of Nolita. It’s filled with statues, benches, greenery and, weather permitting, New Yorkers basking in the sun. This is the Elizabeth Street...
Historical Status Up in Air for Strand
The Strand Book Store on 828 Broadway is fighting for its rights — not against those who want to tear it down, but those who want to make it a historical landmark.
Last fall,...
