Opinion
Off Topic: True crime lovers, let’s talk boundaries
We must recognize that true crime storytelling carries a responsibility to inform, not to glamorize.
Opinion: Ditch your plastic Halloween costumes this year
If you are about to buy a last-minute costume for Halloween, try checking out a more sustainable option.
Opinion: Student tenants need to stand up for themselves
NYU students living off campus get taken advantage of by their landlords because they don’t know any better. Let’s put a stop to that.
Opinion: The NYU College Democrats’ Harris endorsement undermines democracy
The group argues for Kamala Harris as the antidote to Donald Trump, but its reasoning relies more on fear of the alternative than accountability for its chosen candidate.
Opinion: Punishing fare evasion isn’t fair
New York City’s violent, punitive approach to fare evasion ignores the root causes, creating more harm than good.
Off Topic: You should be worried about the future of journalism
Misinformation is almost as rampant as mistrust of the news is, and it’s furthering the interests of those in authority. Modern journalism isn’t speaking truth to power — it’s feigning the truth on behalf of those in power.
Editorial: Think globally, vote locally
The presidential race may steal the spotlight, but the impact of local elections on our daily lives is undeniable. Stay informed and make your vote count where it matters most.
Opinion: The case for affirmative action and what comes next
The striking down of affirmative action has negatively affected rates of POC enrollment and threatens a fair admissions process. NYU should take measures to ensure diversity.
Opinion: NYU has a double major dilemma
The university should open double major options outside of the College of Arts and Science so students can explore the interdisciplinary opportunities that NYU boasts about.
Guest Essay: In defense of diversity, equity and inclusion
Adrian Pica-Borjas is the Director of Diversity for NYU’s Student Government Assembly.
Guest Essay: Living fearlessly and embracing Trump’s vision for change
We may disagree on what the United States needs, but this election feels as existential for us as it does for you. As always, there is a lot at stake this cycle and we argue it is the difference between the status quo and actual change.
