University News
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.
NYU Acceptance Rate Drops to 16 Percent for the Class of 2023
The Class of 2023 will be the most selective and diverse class yet.
Journalism Class Invites Author Alex Vitale to Discuss the Impacts of Mass Incarceration
The class “Carceral Crisis: Race, Class and Punishment in America” invited author Alex Vitale to discuss the effects of mass incarceration on a local level.
University Confirms Aramark Out, Chartwells In
The university will be prioritizing continuing employment, among other things, as it looks to transition to the new dining service provider.
‘Crypto Mom’: Innovation Is Vital in the Era of Cryptocurrency
The growing need for the Securities and Exchange Commission to adapt in order to allow for innovation in the field of cryptocurrency was the topic of a talk at Stern School of Business.
Aspiring and Current Student Senators at-Large Mingle at Meet-and-Greet
Student government held their second meet-and-greet for those interested in the Senator at-Large positions, meant to represent communities that lack a voice at NYU.
Activist Linda Sarsour Talks Supporting More People of Color in 2020 Election
Activist and Women’s March co-chair Linda Sarsour spoke about politics and intersectional activism at Skirball.
Aramark Will Not Be NYU’s Dining Service Provider After July, Employees Say
The controversial food service provider’s contract has not been renewed, according to multiple employees of the company.
Namesake of Steinhardt Accused of Sexual Harassment
Michael Steinhardt, who the Steinhardt school is named for, was accused of repeated patterns of sexual harassment in an article published in The New York Times.
SGA Sets New Guidelines to Ensure Fairness in Upcoming Elections
All-University Elections are taking place in just over a week, and NYU’s Elections Commission has issued a number of guidelines for possible candidates.
Journalist Harassed by Far-Right Will Teach How to Report on It
Talia Lavin, who has received death threats from members of the far-right for a past tweet, will teach a course at NYU in the fall.
