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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’.
Eva Mundo and Kaitlyn Sze Tu
• October 2, 2025

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.
Kaitlyn Sze Tu, Deputy News Editor
• October 1, 2025

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.
Tanner Jansen, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2025

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.
Addison Alvarado, Staff Writer
• September 29, 2025

NYU launches Arts & Impact Initiative
The new initiative will offer year-round arts programming tailored to a specific discipline and social question.
Dani Biondi, Arts Editor
• September 26, 2025

‘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.
Chantal Mann, Staff Writer
• September 25, 2025

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.
Leena Ahmed, Deputy News Editor
• September 23, 2025

‘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.
Amanda Chen, News Editor
• September 23, 2025

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.
Amanda Chen, News Editor
• September 22, 2025

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.
Kaitlyn Sze Tu, Deputy News Editor
• September 19, 2025

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.
Wei Zhou, Contributing Writer
• September 18, 2025

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.
Julia Kim, Culture Editor
• September 17, 2025


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