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NYU Langone silent after denying gender-affirming care to 2 children
The medical center, a leading institution for transgender health care, cancelled appointments for children in the wake of President Donald Trump’s executive order earlier this week.
Student gov’t opens elections to entire student body
Since NYU’s Student Government Assembly was founded, only its voting committee has been able elect a chairperson.
Club Fest relocated to Kimmel after Paulson Center flood
The damage from a burst drinking water pipe on Thursday was contained to the cellar and subcellar floors of the Paulson Center’s athletics facility, which are currently closed until further notice.
The Soapbox: Asylum seekers in Italy, a Chinese AI model shocks stock market, France offers to send troops to the Arctic
The Soapbox is a weekly column by WSN covering major news developments at NYU’s campuses and study away sites abroad. Global consciousness for a global university.
NYU to hire Title VI coordinator ‘later this semester’
The appointee will oversee issues relating to race, color and national origin.
Beyond NYU: Mixing acting with activism
Madi Kaplan, a first-year at NYU, decided to combine her passions for performance and nonprofit work into both a Gallatin concentration and a theater organization.
Trump rescinds federal aid freeze, delays future NYU grant cancellations
Higher education researchers are still skeptical of how their work could be affected.
Trucks criticizing NYU speech policy circulate campus
The mobile billboards direct viewers to an email template condemning the university’s responses to pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
Trump’s aid freeze terminates at least 2 NYU grants
Provost Georgina Dopico said in a Monday memo to faculty and graduate students that there are “likely” more grant cancellations to come.
23 NYU alumni featured on Forbes’ latest ‘30 Under 30’ list
The annual Forbes magazine list recognized 23 alumni and one incoming assistant professor, representing seven of the university’s 11 schools.
CAS opens new building across from Stern
The site holds six floors of offices, classrooms and lounges, and is NYU’s first building dedicated entirely to the College of Arts & Science.
Nationwide dementia cases to double by 2060, NYU Langone researchers find
The study found that dementia is significantly more prevalent in minority groups when compared to earlier reports.
