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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

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A Home Away From Home

Natasha Roy, Assistant Managing Editor December 4, 2017

Unfortunately — or, fortunately, for some — students are not allowed to bring their dogs from home when they move into NYU’s residence halls. For us dog lovers, being away...

Cats vs. Dogs: The Debate

Ryan Mikel and Emily Conklin December 4, 2017

We’re all familiar with debates over this vs. that, from favorite soda brand — Coke or Pepsi? — to the perceived colors of that optically confusing dress. But no feud has...

Carlos Chirinos: Reaching Out Through Music

Carlos Chirinos: Reaching Out Through Music

Connor Gatesman, Music Editor November 27, 2017
Professor Carlos Chirinos sits down with WSN and explains his role in the many realms of music he's involved with, and how he uses music as an effective means of social outreach.
NYU Professor Studies Possible Link Between Music and Psychopathy

NYU Professor Studies Possible Link Between Music and Psychopathy

Jillian Harrington, Staff Writer November 27, 2017
NYU Professor Pascal Wallisch explains his findings linking individuals with psychopathic tendencies and the music they listen to.
Academics and Artistry: A Conversation with Adele Fournet

Academics and Artistry: A Conversation with Adele Fournet

Satish Reginald, Contributing Writer November 27, 2017
Adele Fournet is a musical powerhouse. She sat down with WSN to discuss her wide-ranging endeavors in the field of music.
George Baroud Explains History Through a Photographic Lens

George Baroud Explains History Through a Photographic Lens

Devanshi Khetarpal, Staff Writer November 27, 2017
George Baroud is both a classicist and photographer. In an interview with WSN, he explains how the two are connected.
Efraín Rozas Uses Music to Explore Humanity

Efraín Rozas Uses Music to Explore Humanity

Michael Muth, Staff Writer November 27, 2017
Efraín Rozas breaks down the conventional classroom environment in his class, "The Art of Listening," using methods honed through his unique musical endeavors.
Professions in the Digital Age

Professions in the Digital Age

Molly Dolan, Social Media Editor November 13, 2017

Social media has become such an integral part of our everyday lives that it’s hard to imagine aspects of our lives without it — including our professional lives. Now, as students...

I Guess We’re All Addicted

I Guess We’re All Addicted

Jemima McEvoy, Managing Editor November 13, 2017

If someone asked me whether or not I’m addicted to social media, I’d say no. When I think of social media addicts, I envision a room full of people scrolling through Instagram...

InstaFamous Bobcats

InstaFamous Bobcats

Elizabeth Hamilton, Staff Writer November 13, 2017

While everyone seems to want more and more followers on Instagram, actually having a lot can be more nuanced than one might initially think. A big criticism of the application...

Social Media, Internships and Everything In Between

Social Media, Internships and Everything In Between

Emily Conklin, Staff Writer November 13, 2017

Yes, the rumors are true: social media matters, and your employers are stalking you. Now more than ever, young applicants’ social media accounts are being scrutinized during...

Vine’s Popularity Still Reigns

Vine’s Popularity Still Reigns

Natasha Roy, Assistant Managing Editor November 13, 2017

While the once-popular Vine, a social media application on which users could post six-second video clips, was shut down in 2016, fans still continue to enjoy old Vines to this...