Politics
Opinion: How to prepare for your post-election mental health
No matter the result of this stressful election, it’s important to know how to cope with your feelings.
Opinion: Understanding NYC’s 2024 ballot proposals
This November’s six ballot measures could reshape New York City’s governance — for better and, mostly, for worse. Here’s a breakdown of each so you can make an informed choice.
Opinion: The least convincing case for Donald Trump
The NYU College Republicans’ op-ed is a multi-layered failure.
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.
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.
Opinion: Take your activism to the polls
Voting is not just a right, it’s a responsibility. Students have the power — and the duty — to shape the future they will inherit.
Opinion: Oklahoma’s abortion ban cannot be ignored at NYU Tulsa
NYU has conveniently left the state’s oppressive reproductive restrictions out of conversations about the study away site.
Guest Essay: The Oct. 7 rally supporting ‘resistance’ is designed to terrorize the Jewish community
Yoav Bergner is an associate professor at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, and Batia Wiesenfeld is the Andre Koo Professor of Management at the Stern School of Business.
Guest Essay: Why we protest
NYU Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine is part of a national network of organized academic chapters. We are a democratic and plural collective of NYU faculty and staff who support the cause of Palestinian liberation.
Guest Essay: NYU in Dialogue’s ‘Shared Grief, Shared Hope’ panel was heartbreakingly healing
Ashlie Oxford is a second-year MS student in Global Affairs, concentrating in peacebuilding. She is also the Senator at-Large for Student Activists in the Student Government Assembly.
