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Frustration mounts as NYU students cancel Shanghai study abroad plans
NYU students who originally planned on studying abroad in Shanghai are changing their plans, but not without complications.
Making Space for Religion at Secular NYU
At a secular institution like NYU, being a devout student of faith can be an isolating experience, but within religious centers, tight-knit student networks offer support and friendship.
NYU Law Research Reveals US Housing Laws Target Communities of Color
New research points out crime-free ordinances as exclusionary mechanisms in NYC housing policy.
NYU Steinhardt Graduate School Creates New Scholarships for Underrepresented Students
A new strategy for fostering a diverse student body at Steinhardt includes new scholarships at the graduate school.
Marlon Lynch to Leave NYU
The Vice President for Global Campus Safety, Marlon Lynch, will leave his position at NYU to be the Chief Safety Officer at the University of Utah.
NYU Students Turn to Crowdsourcing Tuition
NYU students are finding new ways to remedy high tuition costs, including sites like GoFundMe.
This Should Have Never Happened To You
In these video-diaries, three survivors of sexual violence share their stories of experiencing assault and the way it affected their lives.
NYU Shanghai Parents Call for Student Exodus to NYC
NYU Shanghai delays the start of spring classes due to the fast spread of the coronavirus, but parents and students do not think it’s enough.
NYU’s Title IX Complaints Come in Disproportionately Low in New Report
A composite report of Title IX complaints across New York State campuses reveals an epidemic of underreporting and the essential role of universities in supporting survivors.
The Olympics’ Ban of Protests Is Hypocritical and Unfair
The International Olympics Committee is asking to remain a politically neutral stage. Aside from infringing upon the free speech rights of its competing athletes, the move also ignores the political history of the competition.
Artist, Who Was Tackled by WSP Officers, Charged With Assault and Resisting Arrest
Oriel Ceballos, an artist who frequently sells his work in Washington Square Park, was arrested by park officers in October, but feels hopeful that he will be fully dismissed at his hearing in January.
