University News
No Protests Held for Steinhardt Name Change, Despite Student Support
After Michael Steinhardt was accused of sexual harassment by multiple women, students question having a school named after him.
Tandon Professor Inducted Into Bioengineering Elite
Professor Jin Kim Montclare discussed her election into the prestigious American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering College of Fellows.
Plaque Honoring Black and Brown Coalition to be Installed in CMEP Lounge
The SGA Diversity Committee has been working to put up a plaque in the CMEP lounge to honor the group that fought for its creation.
Hamilton Highlights International, Study Away Wellness at Town Hall
Student and administrator panelists discussed wellness at NYU, focusing on the difficulties students experiencing different cultures may face.
Continue the Fight 50 Years After Stonewall, Activists Urge
A variety of LGBTQ activists said it is important to maintain an adversarial relationship with those in power who do not support equality.
Students Say New Dining Service Provider, Same Problems
Students don’t understand why NYU decided to switch to Compass Group for dining services because, like Aramark, Compass Group also has connections to prisons.
NYU-CUNY Center Involves Immigrant Community Members in Healthcare
Members of local communities, especially immigrant communities, are employed by the center to provide and translate medical information for those who need it.
University to Launch Chatbot in Response to Trump’s Travel Ban
The bot will assist students traveling from foreign countries to the U.S. through the immigration and customs process.
Student Government Elections, Explained
Starting Monday, an election portal for certain positions in student government will open — here’s a guide to what that means.
Courant Professor Who Won Turing Award Sees Hopeful Future in AI
From digital assistants to medical image analysis, Professor Yann LeCun said artificial intelligence will continue to improve society.
University Senate Approves Motion to Expand LS Representation
The USenate voted to give the Dean of Liberal Studies a seat after a year-long effort by a faculty member.
