Sex on the Square: NYU-themed sex positions
What better way to show school spirit than by adding some NYU flavor to your sex life?
November 18, 2022
College is a great time to explore your sexual preferences, and trying out new sex positions can be a great way to switch things up. Here are nine NYU-themed sex positions for your next sexpedition.
Sorry to those of you in dorms — only some of these positions will work in your twin XL. If you want to explore some of the more complex positions on this list, you’ll need to find someone who lives in an apartment.
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1. The Stern Curve
This Stern curve won’t hurt your GPA, but it will have you investing in pleasure.
How to: Start by lying on the bed, one partner spooning the other. When you feel cozy enough in that position, the receiving partner — little spoon — leans in and puts their legs in between their partner’s legs. The penetrating partner can hold the receiving partner’s hips for deeper thrusts.
2. The Washington Square Arch
You too can become a beautiful New York City landmark.
How to: One partner lies down and holds their hips in the air — you can put a pillow underneath for support. The other holds their partner’s hips or waist and moves in to penetrate.
3. The Torch Club
Join The Torch Club by introducing a toy to your sexual routine. Solo or partnered, this is a great way to light up your sex life.
How to: Solo — simply lie on your back or side, and place the sex toy anywhere you want to feel pleasure. No limits for this one!
Partnered — Get in your most comfortable sex position, and place the toy wherever you’d like to feel pleasure, whether it’s on you or on your partner.
4. The Marriage Pact
Are you a hopeful romantic? Always looking to put a ring on it? This intimate position is the way to go.
How to: The penetrating partner sits with their legs crossed in a comfortable position. The receiving partner sits on top, facing the other. Both of you wrap your arms around each other, making eye-contact.
5. The Welcome Week
Did you make new friends during Welcome Week, but are out of events to attend? Here’s an idea to consummate those new connections.
How to: One of the partners lies down on their back, and one sits on top. The other partner moves behind to penetrate. The receiving partner can agree to a double penetration or can simply rub against the partner on the bottom. The remaining partner(s) can play with themselves, each other or simply watch the others in action. The roles can be switched throughout to make sure everyone feels welcomed.
6. The Valedictorian
You don’t have to wait four years to become valedictorian. You can spread your legs and become one today.
How to: The receiving partner lies on their back with their legs spread into a “V” shape towards their head. The penetrating partner moves in.
7. The Tisch Tripod
Take a break from getting behind or in front of the camera and find a new collaborative art with The Tisch Tripod.
How to: Stand facing each other. The receiving partner should lift one of their legs — whichever feels the most comfortable — and wrap it around the penetrating partner’s hips. The penetrating partner should hold on to their partner’s leg for balance and deeper penetration.
8. The Cantor Line
Unlike the line to NYU Cantor Film Center, a spot in this line is worth the wait.
How to: One partner lies down with their legs spread. The second partner will lie in between their legs to give them oral. Then, the third partner will get in between the second partner’s legs to either give them oral or penetrate. The fourth partner also moves in behind the third partner to either give them oral or penetrate. Any remaining partners follow the same pattern, forming a line.
Bone + us: The Tandon
Just because Tandon is so far away, doesn’t mean you can’t still have a fun time. All you need is a good Wi-Fi connection and a charged screen.
How to: Turn on the camera and get in your favorite position. Clearly share what you both would like to see from each other. You can start with dirty talk, gradually directing each other throughout the experience. You can also share screens and watch your preferred porn together.
Illustrations by Aaliya Luthra
Contact Rachel Fadem and Shreya Tomar at [email protected].
Sholpan Jacob • Nov 18, 2022 at 12:38 pm
Sex on the Square: NYU-themed sex positions, this is unacceptable we are sending & paying money for our kids to go to NYU to learn sex positions.
Ellie Kesselman • Nov 21, 2022 at 5:36 am
Are you being a troll or being serious? I can understand, either way. This wasn’t what I expected! NYU isn’t taxpayer funded, so if you are a parent, maybe have your children transfer to CUNY?
When I was a freshman in college, at age 17, I felt disoriented and was far from home. Reading Numbers 5 and 8, um, group sex and orgies respectively, would have made me feel even more confused and alienated! I don’t think that is the intent. The images are pleasant, skillfully drawn, and are not explicit. I read the two author blurbs at the end. They are seniors. Have they done the things in this article?! Are they ridiculing people who do? I don’t think so. I don’t get it.
Writing and producing a college newspapers give students practice and preparation for a career after graduation. It’s better to make mistakes here, writing for NYU News than later, in real life.
hungryteacher • Nov 30, 2022 at 1:52 pm
Big Yeesh. School papers are a place for journalists and creative writers to do their thing– I’m not sure if you’re aware of this, but “Comedy” exists. This ancillary content made by writers is not a lesson plan being taught to your precious “kids”.
As an elder, do you not remember how full of energy and exploration colleges were in the 60s, 70s, etc? Places for young adults with overbearing parents to come into their own? Why now do you expect a generation of emotionally repressed Zoomers to avoid humor, pleasure, and self-determination?
Sounds like somebody could use a Welcome Week. Might loosen ya’ up!