University News
Student Trapped for Eight Hours in Broome Laundry Room
GLS sophomore Hunter Major found herself locked in Broome’s laundry room for eight hours due to the lockset failing.
SGA Passes Socially Responsible Investment, Sexual Respect Resolutions
The Student Government Assembly passed two resolutions Thursday evening, one of which required a senator to vote despite not attending the full presentation.
Journalism Minor Provides Flexibility for Students
Students and professors react to the new journalism minor that the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute announced on Friday.
Tisch Mentorship Program Helps Young Women Pursue Business in the Arts
Thirteen students have been paired with arts industry professionals who hope to give them a better idea of what their future careers may look like.
Historical Status Up in Air for Strand
The owner of the well-known bookstore is against a historical status that may impede future renovations.
Missing Student Found in the Bronx
According to an administrator, missing student Nyamal Pal was found today and is safe.
Ta-Nehisi Coates: ‘The Power of Invisibility Is Dissipating’
At a Tony Judt memorial lecture, the "Between the World and Me” author spoke about how history’s misremembered accounts contribute to misunderstandings with today’s left.
Black and Queer Activists Talk Action Toward Equality
Activists discussed how the intersections of race and sexuality have impacted their advocacy in New York City.
Scholars Win Fully-Funded Trip to Asia — and a Job, Too
The Luce scholarship places students at an institution or agency in Asia for 13 months to work in a field relevant to their major.
Founder of Viral McMansions Blog Talks Sustainability, Architecture
Kate Wagner, the founder of the blog McMansion Hell, gave a talk in GCASL last week on the absurd nature of McMansions.
