Controversial New York Times Columnist Discusses Rising Anti-Semitism
On a panel hosted by Realize Israel and TorchPAC, New York Times columnist Bret Stephens spoke about anti-Semitism across the political spectrum.
Noëlle Santos Brings Books Back to the Bronx
The Lit. Bar, the borough’s first bookstore since the local branch of Barnes & Noble closed in 2016, held its grand opening ceremony this past Saturday.
Victims of Sri Lanka Bombings Honored at Vigil
A little more than a month after a vigil to honor victims of the New Zealand shootings, students once again gathered on Kimmel’s steps to memorialize victims of the recent bombings in Sri Lanka.
After Serving Millions of Meals in Puerto Rico, Celebrated Chef and Humanitarian Visits NYU
José Andrés spoke about the importance of adaptability in disaster-stricken areas at Skirball on Monday.
Students Urge NYU to Reevaluate Ties With Nike Due to Its Labor Practices
The Student Labor Action Movement held a discussion on Nike’s poor treatment of workers in Indonesia and urged NYU to sever ties with the company.
Brennan Center Fights DOJ for Information on Convicted Terrorists
The Brennan Center for Justice wanted to use information on terrorism convictions for research purposes, but its request was denied by the department.
NYU Students for Justice in Palestine Receives Service Award From President Hamilton
The activist group that has butted heads with the university in the past will receive an award from it this month.
What It Means for NYUAD to Be Fully Funded by the UAE
WSN explains the most important facts found in the last nine years of NYU Abu Dhabi’s tax returns.
NYU-CUNY Center Involves Immigrant Community Members in Healthcare
Members of local communities, especially immigrant communities, are employed by the center to provide and translate medical information for those who need it.
Facetune Is Poisonous for Our Self-Image
Read one writer’s take on why Facetune and other image-altering apps harm how we view our bodies.
Two Incarcerated Men Prepare for Careers in Fashion
Two inmates at the Wallkill Correctional Facility share their aspirations in the fashion industry.
The Finish Line Is Further for Women
In the first edition of The Sports Girl column, our Deputy Managing Editor reflects on the accomplishments and coverage of women in sports.
