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NYU Women’s Basketball Qualifies for Championship
For the first time since 2016, the Violets have qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament. They will face off against Emmanuel College on Friday, March 6.
NYU Study Finds Increasing Cannabis Use Among Boomers
An NYU Langone study has found increased use of cannabis in people aged 65 and older, raising questions surrounding the legality and need to expand research on the issue, according to an NYU Langone researcher.
NYU Offers Students Abroad Remote Classes
NYU is providing the option for students studying abroad to return home and finish out the semester through online learning.
Hamilton Advises ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ at Town Hall
NYU’s Student Government Assembly hosted a Town Hall with President Andrew Hamilton discussing NYU’s emergency response protocol, particularly in regard to the growing threat of coronavirus.
Black Muslim Initiative Hosts Milestone Conference
The Second Annual NYU Black Muslim Initiative Symposium highlighted the erasure of Black Muslims in Islamic history.
Bar Denies NYU Student for Her Puerto Rican ID
An NYU Student was barred from entering Los Feliz, a Lower East Side bar, because of her Puerto Rican ID.
The Legacy of James Foley, Panel Grapples with War Reporting
Panelists discussed countering propaganda and an accompanying art exhibition incorporating James Foley’s war photography.
SGA Chairperson Hosts Town Hall on Food Insecurity
Senator-at-Large for Students Experiencing Food Insecurity, Jakiyah Bradley, hosted a town hall on Tuesday, Feb. 25 to discuss the issue on NYU’s campus.
NYU Florence Closes Campus Following Coronavirus Surge in Italy
After a rise in coronavirus cases in northern Italy, NYU Florence has closed its campus and canceled classes for the following week, maintaining that they will resume on March 2 and continue remotely until March 29.
NYU Sued for Alleged Anti-Semitism, Students React
A Pro-Israel NYU alumna is suing the university for alleged violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, accusing NYU of harboring anti-semitism.
NYU Professor Accused of Inciting City-Wide Subway Protests
An NYU professor is allegedly the organizer of the protests in the subways that caused $100,000 worth of damage in the last few months.
NYU Prison Education Program Graduate Urges Visibility for Formerly Incarcerated
NYU PEP graduate José Diaz and faculty member Raechel Bosch spoke to the NYU community about lingering stigma toward the formerly incarcerated.
