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Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

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NYU plans to build on the superblocks shown above as part of the 2031 Expansion Plan.

Court lifts hold on 2031 plan

John Ambrosio, News Editor Oct 15, 2014
The three strips land were ruled to not be implied park land by appellate court, and can now be used by NYU as a part of the 2031 expansion plan.
From left to right: Michael Waldman, Alex Wagner, Robert George and David Corn discuss the lack of enthusiasm for the upcoming elections.

Midterms, Obama’s record debated

Marita Vlachou, Deputy News Editor Oct 15, 2014
An event was held on Oct. 14 to discuss the importance of the upcoming midterm elections.
Crime Log: Oct. 3 to 14

Crime Log: Oct. 3 to 14

Larson Binzer, Deputy News Editor Oct 15, 2014
A recap of campus crime from Oct. 3-14.
Health flyers are posted in residence halls, such as Gramercy Green.

NYU prepared in case of Ebola

Felipe De La Hoz, Contributing Writer Oct 15, 2014
The NYU Student Health Center and NYU Langone, have developed protocol in case of an Ebola outbreak.
Steinhardt Junior Carol Ourivio comes out of the debt closet on Wednesday in Washington Square Park.

SLAM, Queer Union bring attention to student debt

Felipe De La Hoz, Contributing Writer Oct 9, 2014
Students from NYU SLAM and the Queer Union protested in Washington Square Park over student debt on Oct. 8.

NYU releases annual crime report

John Ambrosio, News Editor Oct 9, 2014
Alcohol-related incidents increased from 132 in 2012 to 425 in 2013.
Courtesy of Clay Shirky

NYU Reacts: Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong

Olivia Roos, contributing writer Oct 8, 2014
NYU students and professors at NYU Shanghai react to the ongoing protests in Hong Kong over representation and civil liberties.

Legislation to alter immigration laws

Stephanie Grella, contributing writer Oct 8, 2014
New York City will no longer be honoring detention requests for undocumented immigrants without a warrant from a federal judge.
Silver MSW program to start in Shanghai

Silver MSW program to start in Shanghai

Stephanie Grella, contributing writer Oct 8, 2014
The Silver School of Social Work announced a new Masters in Social Work program that allows students to study for a year in Shanghai and a year in New York City.
Rows of surveillance cameras line the ceiling at the West Fourth
street MTA station.

MTA to increase surveillance in subway cars

Andrew Mei, Contributing Writer Oct 7, 2014
The MTA is installing new security cameras in subway cars to combat sexual assault.

Panel explores women in academia

Ilana Berger, Contributing Writer Oct 7, 2014
NYU Law hosted a panel to discuss the role of women in academia.

[UPDATED] NYU partners with job recruiters

Sharika Dhar, Contributing Writer Oct 7, 2014
A new app has launched to help connect those in search of a job with recruiters.

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