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Over 1,000 call on NYU Langone to continue providing gender-affirming care for children
After the medical center reportedly denied treatment to at least two patients, New York Attorney General Letitia James threatened to sue it for violating anti-discrimination laws.
NYU says it will ‘comply with the law’ in response to immigration crackdown
The statement comes after NYU Langone Health reportedly warned its employees to avoid protecting patients from immigration enforcement.
Courant AI tool helps users digest nutrition research
DietNerd is an artificial intelligence system that answers readers’ nutrition questions by compiling peer-reviewed studies.
Nonprofits raise more money online with philanthropy-related content, study finds
Organizations that employed altruistic messaging tended to increase donations as opposed to traditional gamification or crowdfunding methods.
Contract faculty turn focus toward immigration, privacy concerns
The union emphasized protections for international faculty in its most recent negotiations meeting with administrators.
Tandon to improve emergency response times in Brooklyn with AI system
With the 3D simulation model, engineers aim to provide victims of car accidents with medical assistance as fast as possible, despite traffic congestion in urban areas.
NYU AAUP report reveals ‘special relationship’ between Mills and pro-Israeli Facebook mom
President Linda Mills has repeatedly communicated with a parent now calling for the deportation of pro-Palestinian protesters.
Researchers find gender-based negotiating differences in kids
The study aimed to understand what factors have propagated the ongoing wage gap.
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.
NYU to hire Title VI coordinator ‘later this semester’
The appointee will oversee issues relating to race, color and national origin.
