New York City
NYU Requires Employees to Take Sexual Harassment Prevention Course
Student employees and faculty are being prompted to complete a sexual harassment training course before they log into their NYU accounts, as required by state law.
Stern Professor Prepares for Second Congressional Run
Suraj Patel has his sights set on a progressive future for New York’s District 12, which includes parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
Vaping Flavorless in New York After Statewide Ban
Last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo instituted a ban on flavored e-cigarettes (yes, that includes Juuls).
‘Change Is Coming’: Thousands March for Climate Action
Activists protested across the world on Friday to draw attention to the harmful effects of climate change.
‘MeToo Kit’ Headquartered in NYU Building Taken off Market
The MeToo Kit –– a company marketing at-home sexual assault evidence kits –– which was previously under fire for capitalizing on the #MeToo movement and its illegitimacy in a court of law, has been taken off of the market following a cease and desist order.
East Village Marches in Protest of Plan to Bury East River Park
Residents of the East Village came to defend their park from being destroyed (and then somewhat rebuilt) in a flood-prevention plan set to begin in six months.
African American Day Parade Celebrates Black Excellence, Promotes Government Transparency
This photo series highlights participants and onlookers at the 50th edition of the annual parade.
Elizabeth Warren Talks Corruption, Workers’ Rights at Washington Square Park Rally
Elizabeth Warren spoke to a packed crowd on Monday.
Protestors March for Animal Rights
Animal rights activists marched — but did not speak — to protest the use of animal products during the second annual March of Silence.
Protestors at World Trade Center Call to Abolish ICE
The group “Rise and Resist” held a silent protest in the World Trade Center’s Oculus to bring attention to U.S. immigration policy and to mourn lives lost during U.S.-Mexico border disputes.
Rubin Hall Bakes Cookies for Firefighters on 9/11
Heidi White and Rubin Hall residents baked cookies for firefighters and delivered a sign with notes from members of Rubin to show appreciation on 9/11.
