What You Need to Know Before Next Week’s Primary
Political candidates from both sides of the aisle continued to aggressively canvass New York State this week, signaling the impending presidential primary. Whether you feel the Bern or want to make America great again,...
Candidates Doze in City That Never Sleeps
As the New York primary approaches, candidates are revving up their campaigns in hopes of capturing as many delegates as possible on April 19. The Republican Party will allocate its 95 delegates proportionally based...
Bernie Sanders Is Coming to Washington Square Park Next Week
NYU students are ready to feel the Bern in person, as the Vermont Senator and Presidential Candidate will host a rally in Washington Square Park on Wednesday, April 13.
Sanders rescheduled the rally from Thursday,...
Danny DeVito Comes to NYU, Has Students Feeling the Bern
Danny DeVito and Susan Sarandon were #feelingthebern at NYU on Thursday, when they stood in Stern plaza while helping people register to vote for Bernie Sanders.
In between taking photos with people and cracking jokes,...
Free Tampons Could Be on Their Way to NYU
Periods can be more than just a nuisance for those who cannot afford feminine hygiene products such as pads or tampons.
Products deemed as medical necessities do not receive taxation, so #tampontax activists such...
New York Drugs Are Now Prescribed via Web
Hastily scribbled prescription sheets will become a thing of the past once New York’s new prescription procedure takes effect on March 27.
Lea Ann Chen, an instructor in the Department of Medicine at NYU Langone,...
Pommes Frites Aims for Comeback Next Month in Greenwich Village
For those of you whose past few months have been bleak and fry-less, there is a light at the end of the tunnel: Pommes Frites is expected to reopen next month right on campus....
Tandon Investigates Fraudulent Housing Listings on Craigslist
A research team at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering recently performed a study that investigated Craigslist’s failure to identify and remove up to half of its entries in a timely manner. According to the...
Wasted in Public? You’re Probably Okay, Says NYPD Enforcement Policy
City officials announced on Tuesday that New York Police Department officers will no longer arrest individuals for low-level offenses such as public consumption of alcohol and public urination beginning March 7. Here are a...
Students Flock to Brooklyn, Gentrification and Rising Prices Follow
Once considered Lower Manhattan’s unsightly neighbor, Downtown Brooklyn has emerged from two decades of unprecedented growth as a paragon of successful urban development. According to a report released last week by NYU Wagner's Rudin...
Barnard Hosts Feminist Zine Fest
Barnard College put on its fifth annual Feminist Zine Fest on Sunday afternoon as part of its 2016 Feminist Weekend. The array of zine makers shared their feminist-focused work across the event’s 65 tables...
NYU Reacts: Dahlia’s Gets Shut Down
New York City college students mourned this past weekend as Dahlia's, a mainstay in the East Village bar scene, had its liquor license revoked by the New York State Liquor Authority this past weekend....
