CAS Student in Search of a Stern MBA? Look No Further
Beginning this summer, CAS students and graduates will have the opportunity to use a separate application process to Stern’s MBA program.
Survey Shows Men Outnumber Women More Than 2-to-1 Among Tenured Faculty
A survey conducted by the American Association of University Professors showed a lack of tenured women professors at NYU, although the ratio was comparable to peer institutions.
SGA Supports Measures to Examine NYU’s ‘Ageist’ Policies
The Student Government Assembly passed a letter of support to encourage NYU to adopt policies that accommodate older students.
Students Mourn and Reflect at Vigil for Poway Synagogue Shooting
Students and New Yorkers gathered under the Washington Square Arch on Tuesday to mourn the victims of the Poway Synagogue shooting.
Meet Your New Student Government Assembly Executive Committee
The SGA announced the new members taking over the Executive Committee on Friday.
Seniors Have Mixed Opinions on 2019 Commencement Speaker Elizabeth Alexander
Following Pharrell Williams and Justin Trudeau, some students are unhappy with the university’s choice, while others look forward to hearing from Alexander, a celebrated poet and academic.
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.
NYU Expands on Mercer Street, Renovates Playground Along the Way
NYU has pledged $380,000 to renovate Mercer Street playground as part of its initiative to enhance the communities it impacts while expanding into Greenwich Village.
No Protests Held for Steinhardt Name Change, Despite Student Support
After Michael Steinhardt was accused of sexual harassment by multiple women, students question having a school named after him.
Elizabeth Street Garden Fights to Exist
Residents have protested the city’s planned addition of an affordable housing complex in Little Italy that will replace the Elizabeth Street Garden.
Accounts of Discrimination Shared Anonymously via Instagram
In light of Being@NYU, Justice Lab launched the Instagram account UnheardNYU this February to highlight students’ experiences with discrimination.
Tisch Mentorship Program Helps Young Women Pursue Business in the Arts
Thirteen students have been paired with arts industry professionals who hope to give them a better idea of what their future careers may look like.
More Action-Focused Language Improves Participation in STEM
A study which included 150 schools across all five boroughs found that female students’ interest in science increased when teachers used language that focuses on actions.
Tandon Program to Offer Free Housing for Veteran Entrepreneurs
Tandon’s Future Labs is providing free housing and other support for veterans trying to start their own businesses.
NYU Urges Betsy DeVos Not to Change University Sexual Misconduct Policies
NYU sent a letter to the Department of Education opposing the proposed Title IX changes, following other higher education groups and universities.
