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NYU holds vigil for Atlanta shooting victims and victims of anti-Asian violence
The university community comes together to mourn the victims of the Atlanta shootings.
University community reacts to return to campus
Students and faculty have mixed feelings for NYU’s planned resumption of in-person instruction in the fall.
University community responds to surge in anti-Asian racism
After anti-Asian backlash accompanied the rise of COVID-19 last spring, hostility towards Asian-Americans is on the rise once again as the pandemic reaches its one-year anniversary.
As spring approaches, break doesn’t
Students believe replacing spring break with two long weekends is detrimental to their mental health. Administrators remain confident in their plans.
Securing the coveted vaccine: How NYU fights back
After just over a year of the first confirmed COVID-19 death in New York City, vaccines are available, though access is limited. These are the stories of two fortunate NYU members who were able to secure the vaccine.
Students share mixed feelings about reopening the university
After last month’s spike in on-campus COVID-19 cases, residence hall lounges are reopening, but students are undecided on whether that is the right decision.
Museum Gateway program is suspended for the semester
As New York City slowly reopens, students and faculty wonder when the university will provide students free access to museums again.
Campus Services severs ties with Chick-Fil-A, searches for replacement
Following NYU’s announcement that it will end its relationship with Chick-fil-A, NYU Dining Services and students are collaborating to decide potential replacements.
NYU says post-pandemic study away is a tentative go
Uncertainty about vaccination timelines and the course of the pandemic has complicated the study away application process, leaving students excited and confused.
NYU prepares vaccination sites on campus
The university encourages eligible groups to get vaccinated and released plans for on-campus vaccination sites.
NYU Plans Return to Classroom Instruction for Fall 2021
With widespread vaccination on the horizon, the NYU administration is cautiously preparing for on-campus and in-person teaching next semester.
Transparency collective publishes 70 gigabytes of data hacked from right-wing social media network
NYU researchers believe that GabLeaks data will reveal insights into right-wing, fascist and white supremacist politics and organizing but are concerned about the ethics of using hacked private information.
