NYU Students Don’t Know if the Degree Is Worth the Debt
Students and alumni of the university talk loans and the school’s hefty price tag.
5 Books About Motherhood for Mother’s Day
These books depict the raw beauty and contradictions present in mothers and motherhood.
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.
Grey Art Gallery Pays Tribute to the Art That Came From Stonewall
NYU’s art gallery celebrated its long-awaited “Art After Stonewall: 1969-1989” exhibit with a reception last week.
‘When Brooklyn Was Queer’ Uncovers the Borough’s Buried History
NYU contributing curator Hugh Ryan talks his new projects, including a book on the queer history of Brooklyn and two exhibitions on the same subject.
Behind the Script of Tisch’s ‘Medusa’
“Medusa” contributes to a long overdue conversation about the intersection of race and assault against women in an empowering, accessible way.
Nashville’s Nightly Embraces the Lower East Side With Upbeat Alt-Pop
The duo promoted their two latest singles, “No Call, No Reply” and “Twenty Something," which released March 29.
Five Books by and About Women for International Women’s Day
If you’re looking for books that offer both realistic and dynamic depictions of women this March, here are some memoirs, novels and poetry collections that do just that.
Liv Rocklin Wins the UltraViolet Live Talent Show
Steinhardt first-year talks her latest set, pre-show rituals and her journey to musical comedy.
Recasting Rosie the Riveter
Renata Stih and Frieder Schnock juxtapose contemporary women and the making of the U.S. women’s rights movement in their newest exhibit, “Rosie Won the War,” in the Kimmel Windows Gallery.
Clive Davis’ Harry Teardrop and James Ivy Bring Lo-Fi to the Lower East Side
The two music up-and-comers opened for Billy Lemos, who has garnered over 2 million streams on Spotify.
