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NYU GSOC waved a piñata pig on Tuesday representing NYU's 2013 profits off of students.

GSOC protests over contracts, benefits

Larson Binzer, Deputy News Editor December 3, 2014
GSOC held a rally to protest NYU's lack of a contract to extend benefits and higher pay to working graduate students on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
SJP hosts discussion on Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions

SJP hosts discussion on Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions

Alex Bazeley, Deputy News Editor December 2, 2014
The NYU Social and Cultural Analysis department hosted an event to discuss the Palestinian led boycott divestment and sanctions movement in the US.
Journalist speaks on  privacy, Internet

Journalist speaks on privacy, Internet

Suebin Kim, Staff Writer December 2, 2014
The Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute hosted journalist Adam Tanner for a discussion on personal data and privacy.
Progress in AIDS cure,  expert says

Progress in AIDS cure, expert says

Stephanie Grella, Staff Writer December 2, 2014
NYU’s College of Dentistry hosted a seminar to discuss the progress of an HIV/AIDS cure.
Laurie Arbeiter protests in Herald Square as a part of the Blackout Black Friday event.

Protesters attempt to disrupt Black Friday sales

Valentina Duque Bojanini, News Editor December 1, 2014
Washington Square News looks at the social media reactions to the #BlackoutBlackFriday boycott.
Crime Log: Nov. 20 to 23

Crime Log: Nov. 20 to 23

Christine Park, Staff Writer December 1, 2014
A recap of campus crime from Nov. 20 to Nov. 23.

From the Emirates: All NYUAD students to receive training on sexual misconduct

Andres Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief at The Gazelle December 1, 2014
NYUAD will be addressing sexual misconduct and awareness with new training for students.
Protesters gather on Wall Street the second night following the decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson for the shooting of Michael Brown.

Protests grow on second night

John Ambrosio, News Editor November 26, 2014
Thousands marched through New York City in protest of the verdict in the Mike Brown case.
SLAM letter calls for fair wages, aid

SLAM letter calls for fair wages, aid

Marita Vlachou, Deputy News Editor November 26, 2014
NYU's SLAM delivered a letter to John Sexton with their demands to improve student debt.
Bikes on Bridges plan announced

Bikes on Bridges plan announced

Stephanie Grella, Staff Writer November 26, 2014
The NYC Department of Transportation plans to increase bike lanes by 50 miles per year.
Protesters in Times Square.

Social media erupts after Ferguson verdict

WSN Staff November 25, 2014
Washington Square News covers protests in Manhattan in wake of the recent grand jury decision regarding the indictment of Officer Wilson, the police officer responsible for killing Michael Brown.

No indictment in Ferguson spurs mass protests

John Ambrosio and Valentina Duque Bojanini November 25, 2014
Protests were staged around the country after a grand jury decision not to charge officer Darren Wilson for the death of Michael Brown on Nov. 24.