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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.
Ultimate Goal of Frisbee: Find Family
The Violet Femmes, NYU’s club women’s frisbee team, have established a community of amateur and experienced players who love the sport and each other.
Shots Fired Near Tandon, No Injuries Reported
One suspect is in custody and another is at large.
President of Ireland Talks Global Unity at Kimmel Ahead of UN Summit
Michael Higgins, the ninth president of Ireland, gave a speech to NYU in which he discussed education and cooperative efforts in alleviating climate change and global poverty.
Changes Proposed to CAS Core Curriculum to Lighten Students’ Load
The changes would allow core classes to count for other requirements within CAS.
‘Change Is Coming’: Thousands March for Climate Action
Activists protested across the world on Friday to draw attention to the harmful effects of climate change.
‘MeToo Kit’ Headquartered in NYU Building Taken off Market
The MeToo Kit –– a company marketing at-home sexual assault evidence kits –– which was previously under fire for capitalizing on the #MeToo movement and its illegitimacy in a court of law, has been taken off of the market following a cease and desist order.
