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Review: On ‘Bloodless,’ Samia teeters on the edge of rebirth
The indie singer-songwriter’s newest album delivers a musical journey of evolution and identity.
The fight for food security at NYU
A look into how student-led efforts to create food pantries and donate meal swipes can help students struggling to afford standard meal plans.
On the Street: Floral
On the Street is WSN’s photo column, published biweekly.
Remembering Gould Plaza, 1 year later
On April 22, 2024, a pro-Palestinian encampment outside the Stern School of Business led to more than 130 arrests, dozens of demonstrations and a year of ongoing calls for NYU to divest from Israel.
On the Street: Escapism
On the Street is WSN’s photo column, published biweekly.
How an NYU Law clinic is countering Trump’s attacks on climate policies
The Institute for Policy Integrity is working to raise awareness about federal policies’ environmental implications as the Trump administration rapidly deregulates energy use.
On the Street: Food
On the Street is WSN’s photo column, published biweekly.
Off Topic: We must protect our libraries’ federal funding
Libraries and museums provide knowledge, community and equity, yet recent federal funding cuts threaten to undermine these invaluable institutions.
Opinion: NYU is complicit in Trump’s pro-Palestinian crackdown
As the new administration has already begun to attack and detain pro-Palestinian student protestors, NYU has remained silent.
Opinion: Cancel culture blurs accountability and annihilation
Cancel culture has permeated our social media and culture, and we must properly wield this power to make or break an individual’s public image.
Opinion: The urgency of NYC’s water scarcity
For the first time in over two decades, New York City is facing its first drought warning, with dangerously low reservoir levels fueling wildfires. The city, and its people, should be attempting to minimize the damages.
