Clinton’s statement was far too calculated to be labeled a gaffe.

Laïcité clashes with the realities of modern day France and its growing Muslim community, and is increasingly being used to infringe upon the rights of Muslim citizens.

Gallatin senior Madeline Dolgin was awarded the first ever Social Justice Award by the Global Spiritual Life Office.

In a world of polarizing fandom, is it ok to have a soft spot for opposing players and teams?

In the day before the New York State Presidential Primary, student organizations NYU for Bernie and NYU for Hillary faced off in a spirited debate.

Three NYU students traveling to Berlin as part of a spring break service trip share their experiences volunteering with Syrian refugees.

There's a revolution happening, and NYU Sports are going to win, and they're going to win big, and we're going to make NYU Sports great again.

Twitter's choice to censor the hashtag #StopIslam from its trending topics could be a foreboding glimpse at how Twitter’s attempt to curtail what the company deems hateful conduct could change how Twitter is used as a platform for political dialogue.

NYU student organizations are hosting a community-wide vigil in response to the attacks in Belgium and Turkey.

President Hamilton announced the new $15 per hour minimum wage for student workers with NYU jobs.

America doesn’t need a president who resorts to name-calling and infantile insults the moment anyone disagrees with him.

When was the last time you read the painfully self-conscious pages of a teenage girl’s diary while playing a video game? Personal touches like that are the exact thing that sets...