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Ten Students Received $5,000 for Human Rights Projects. Here’s What They Did.
The Ninth Annual Gallatin Global Fellowship in Human Rights Symposium showcased the work of last year’s fellows in preparation for this year’s application.
Student Government, NYU Agree to Expunge Academic Probation Records
NYU will officially expunge the external records of students who faced academic probation after conversing with members of student government.
Rolling Loud Festival Pulls up to NYC for the First Time
The hip-hop mega-event hosted two days' worth of unforgettable, high-energy chaos.
Artist Tackled, Pepper-Sprayed by Officers in Washington Square Park
Oriel Ceballos has sold paintings in the park for years, occasionally without a table, which is against regulations. On Sunday, he was forcibly detained for doing so, for the first time.
Students Outraged Over Palladium’s Failed Health Inspection
Many students are angry after Palladium Food Court received a C in a health inspection. It is the second dining hall to fail a health inspection in the past two years.
NYU’s Receipts: $6 Million on Langone Violet Ball, $250,000 Annual Bonus to Hamilton and More
WSN looked at NYU’s tax returns for the fiscal year ending in August of 2017 — the most recent available.
NYU Dentistry Hosts Annual Oral Cancer Awareness Walk
All proceeds went to the NYU Oral Health Center, which helped offer free screenings on Sunday as part of the event.
EDM, Beyond the Festival
Electronic Dance Music has exploded around the world into a genre that is prolific, diverse and welcoming. But confined by the physical restraints of New York City, NYU EDM enthusiasts and artists have had to rethink some of its traditions.
Palladium Fails Health Inspection
Less than a month into NYU’s first semester with new dining provider Chartwells, a dining hall has failed an inspection.
Administrators and Students to Work Together Toward Sustainability
A student government committee was created at the end of last semester to continue the work of NYU’s Sustainability Working Group.
This Junior Feels a Weight on her Shoulders — But She’d Never Tell You
After securing a $10,000 research grant as a first-year, junior Isay Acenas has moved onto projects as wide-ranging as working in the Sydney Fish Market and in U.S. Foreign Aid. She’s also in the second of four consecutive semesters abroad.
Student Vaping Fears Intensify Amid Recent Wave of Illnesses
Students discuss e-cigarette culture on campus and how first-year students develop their addictions.
