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Wasted in Public? You’re Probably Okay, Says NYPD Enforcement Policy

Lexi Faunce and Anne Cruz • March 4, 2016

The NYPD will no longer arrest violators of low-level offenses such as public urination. Here's what you need to know.

Students Flock to Brooklyn, Gentrification and Rising Prices Follow

Alexander Kario, Contributing Writer • March 2, 2016

NYU Wagner's Rudin Center, Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, and Appleseed Inc. released a report recently describing Downtown Brooklyn's innovative urban developments and advancements.

Barnard Hosts Feminist Zine Fest

Shiva Darshan, Contributing Writer • February 29, 2016

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...

NYU Reacts: Dahlia’s Gets Shut Down

Anne Cruz, News Editor • February 23, 2016

NYU students react to NYPD revoking the liquor license of a popular East Village bar.

Proposed Brooklyn to Queens Streetcar Would Stop at Tandon

Thomas Peracchio, Staff Writer • February 11, 2016

Tandon students could have a new transportation method from Bill de Blasio's new proposed streetcar, which runs along the East River and cuts through Queens and Brooklyn.

Support for Sanders Soars With Social Media, Rally on Saturday

Lexi Faunce, News Editor • January 30, 2016

Bernie Sanders supporters rallied around the presidential candidate's message in major U.S. cities on Saturday.

Study Finds Fresh Water Access in School Reduces BMI

Thomas Peracchio, Staff Writer • January 29, 2016

NYU Langone researchers found a connection between implementing water jets in New York public schools and students' lowering their BMI.

Union Workers Protest Bröd Kitchen on NYU Site

Abraham Gross, Deputy Opinion Editor • January 27, 2016

Protesters gathered in front of Bröd Kitchen after the restaurant owners threatened to close down its Upper East Side location in favor of their NYU site.