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NYU Students and Faculty Adjusting to New LA Program
One year after WSN broke the news that NYU would have a study away site in Los Angeles — we followed up with students and faculty to see how the West Coast was treating them.
East Village Marches in Protest of Plan to Bury East River Park
Residents of the East Village came to defend their park from being destroyed (and then somewhat rebuilt) in a flood-prevention plan set to begin in six months.
Vigil Honors Hurricane Dorian Victims
Students and staff attended the vigil to reflect on the damage caused by one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes on record.
Students of Controversial Journalist Lauren Duca File Complaint to NYU
Lauren Duca’s meditation breaks, oversharing and tweet requirements were not well-received by the students of her six-week summer course.
Elizabeth Warren Talks Corruption, Workers’ Rights at Washington Square Park Rally
Elizabeth Warren spoke to a packed crowd on Monday.
Hong Kong Unrest Arouses Anger, Fear in Students Away From Home
Massive protests, some of which have turned violent, have been going on in Hong Kong for months — students from the city have different feelings on the matter.
Student Government’s To-Do’s: Improve Resources, Help Connect Students With Them
New Student Government Assembly Chairperson Jakiyah Bradley said she wants SGA to be more accessible to students this academic year.
University Launches Ethics-Forward Data Science Major
The new major consists of five courses in data science and four each in computer science and mathematics.
Steinhardt Name to Stay Despite Allegations of Sexual Harassment
Michael Steinhardt was accused of sexual harassment in May, and a university investigation found he had made inappropriate remarks to members of the NYU community.
Some Students Welcome Ronell’s Return, Others Denounce It
Despite a Title IX investigation finding Professor Avital Ronell sexually harassed a student — for which some have called on NYU to fire her — many students sought out her first class back from a one-year suspension.
Tisch and Shanghai Collaborate on Interactive Media Master’s Program
The program teaches students how to create different types of interactive media through a combination of online courses and courses in New York, Shanghai and Berlin.
