Opinion
10 Common Misconceptions About BDS
SJP reclaims the meaning of BDS as a movement meant to deliver justice to Palestine.
NYU Students for Justice in Palestine
• November 5, 2018
Violence Shouldn’t Be the Only Way to Get Attention
We should care about anti-Semitism despite the Pittsburgh shooting, not because of it.
Sima Doctoroff, Staff Writer
• November 2, 2018
Letter to the Editor: ‘Protecting the Right to Advocate at NYU’
A response criticizing WSN’s editorial that ran this week, attempting to clear up the circumstances of why the Israeli flag was hung in front of the Palestinian flag.
Mara Davis, Guest Editorial
• November 1, 2018
Diverse in Race, Diverse in Thought
Colleges aren’t sacrificing intellectual diversity by focusing on racial diversity. They are helping to create it.
Sarah John, Contributing Writer
• November 1, 2018
Why Censoring Speech Is Necessary in the UAE
The freedom of expression is restricted in the UAE and considering the structure of its governing body, it’s a necessary provision.
Jasem Alzaabi, Columnist
• November 1, 2018
An Open Letter to the 2020 Democratic Presidential Nominee
Mickey Desruisseaux, Columnist
• October 31, 2018
India’s Rising #MeToo Movement
Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the Supreme Court was far from the end of the #MeToo movement — just look at the recent push in India to hold sexual assaulters accountable.
Krishang Nadgauda, Contributing Writer
• October 30, 2018
Against Non-Cooperation With NYU Tel Aviv
A current NYU Tel Aviv ambassador discusses why equating the Israeli government with the actions of NYU Tel Aviv and its students is misguided.
Jacob Hershiser, Contributing Writer
• October 29, 2018
It’s Time for the U.S. to Stop Supporting the War in Yemen
In light of the tragedy of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s brutal murder at the hand of the Saudi Arabian government, the U.S. must end their support of the Saudis in the human rights catastrophe of the Yemen Crisis.
Federica Cardamone, Contributing Writer
• October 29, 2018
My Parents and I Don’t Talk Often, and That’s Fine
Staff Writer Sima Doctoroff discusses why it is okay for students not to call their parents all the time in college — every parent-child relationship is different, after all.
Sima Doctoroff, Staff Writer
• October 29, 2018
A Slow Transition for First-Generation Students
Our columnist Dyshere discusses how first-generation students face more pressuring social and academic expectations than the average student.
Dyshere Logan, Columnist
• October 29, 2018
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Adrianna Nehme, News Editor • May 3, 2024