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

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Carson rhetoric on Muslims baseless

Carson rhetoric on Muslims baseless

Haomiao Han, Contributing Writer September 28, 2015
Carson's fear of a Muslim president underscores Islamophobia in the American political system. Legally and politically, religion should not discount anyone from being president.
Four years on, US drone program morally indefensible

Four years on, US drone program morally indefensible

WSN Editorial Board September 28, 2015
Four years after Anwar al-Awlaki's death, the US drone program must change.
United States can and must do better on international stage

United States can and must do better on international stage

Pragya Gianani, Contributing Writer September 28, 2015
The US is not the paradise many believe it to be, and it must strive to be more.
 After threatening to expel Freshman Nia Mirza NYU is now offering to pay her full housing costs.

Mirza gets financial aid after housing fight

Lexi Faunce, Deputy News Editor September 28, 2015
An update on the story of Nia Mirza, who after initially being allowed to live off campus was told to move back on campus or she would face expulsion.
Honeymoon” is Lana del Rey’s fourth studio album.

‘Honeymoon’ proves Lana Del Rey’s most moving work

Jake Viswanath, Contributing writer September 21, 2015
Lana Del Rey's album "Honeymoon" is proves her dedication to her sound, and it sounds more beautiful than ever.
Clintons record an asset, not disadvantage

Clinton’s record an asset, not disadvantage

Sydney Reynolds, Contributing writer September 18, 2015
Liberals should vote for Hillary Clinton in the primaries, who has over two decades worth of experience in Washington.
Iran Deal opposition based on arms deals

Iran Deal opposition based on arms deals

Frank Mello-Morales, Contributing writer September 14, 2015
Opposition to the Iran Deal can be hidden in financial interests in the military-industrial complex, and it's up to journalists to expose these links.
14 years on, U.S. must revise foreign policy in Middle East

14 years on, U.S. must revise foreign policy in Middle East

Patrick Seaman, Contributing writer September 11, 2015
The US must revisit its foreign policy as it arms "moderate" Syrian rebels.
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Tommy Collison

Tommy Collison

2015-2016

Tommy Collison is a writer interested in privacy and the future of journalism in a post-Snowden, Google-owns-your-data world whose columns focus on the intersection of technology and student life. He is a junior in CAS for Journalism and Middle East & Islamic Studies. He's aiming for a perf...

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From screen to street: TV-inspired NYC days

Staff August 28, 2015
Spend a day through the eyes of your favorite TV characters.
Protesters took Columbia on Wednesday to demand an increase on minimum wage.

Protest held for minimum wage hike

Mike Adams, Contributing Writer April 16, 2015
Fast food workers across the country went on strike to fight for $15 minimum wage, while students rallied to show their support.
Students listen during a vigil for the Kenyan students slain at Garissa University College last Thursday. The vigil started on the steps of Kimmel, where mourners took a five minute moment of silence and heard from a number of religious groups. Following the speeches, the group walked quietly to the square to set candles in the fountain.

Students mourn massacre victims

Lexi Faunce, Staff Writer April 14, 2015
A vigil was held on the Kimmel staircase Monday for the students in Kenya killed by terrorists.