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UHall suites recover from flooding
Hundreds of students evacuated the residence hall last Thursday, when a third-floor pipe burst flooded two suites and the downstairs Dunkin’.
Contract faculty rally for visa security
At its first demonstration of the semester, NYU's full-time faculty union demanded administrators sponsor H-1B visas and green cards amid a federal attack on immigration.
NYU Shanghai expands 4 Stern masters programs
Slated to start in summer 2026, this marks the business school’s third post-undergraduate program expansion across the university’s degree-granting campuses.
COVID-19 tuition refund case permanently closed
After five years and six iterations, a class action lawsuit requesting tuition refunds for students who attended NYU during the pandemic was voluntarily dismissed.
NYU launches Arts & Impact Initiative
The new initiative will offer year-round arts programming tailored to a specific discipline and social question.
‘No choice’: Former Langone employee sues for disability discrimination
The employee is accusing the medical center of creating a retaliatory and hostile environment after she returned from medical leave.
NYU drops 2 spots in US News rankings
The university is now ranked No. 32, sharing a spot with the Georgia Institute of Technology, University of California, Davis and University of California, Irvine.
‘NYU is not standing still’: Mills details preparation for active threats
Amid continued backlash for not issuing a lockdown after NYU received a hoax shooting threat, President Linda Mills outlined resources and steps to prepare for future incidents.
NYU shuts down staff complaints over graduation attire restrictions
Employees told WSN that their concerns regarding restrictions set by the Graduate School of Arts & Science, which they said violated freedom of expression, were dismissed by administrators.
Part-time faculty union calls for paid family leave
NYU’s adjunct faculty union, currently halfway through its contract, delivered a letter demanding paid family leave to President Linda Mills on Monday.
Fundraising for visa-related legal fees now a ‘moot’ issue, NYU says
Amid President Donald Trump’s sweeping travel ban and a decline in international student enrollment, NYU administrators say visa concerns have subsided.
A precarious promise: What the tallest jail in the world means for those who live next to it
As New York City finally closes Rikers Island, its plan to build four new jails — two of which are within minutes of NYU dorms — has not been without criticism.
