Bryna Shuman is a senior in CAS studying journalism and classics, with a couple of minors thrown in for good measure. Formerly Assistant Managing Editor and Features Editor, she’s excited to now be an Editor-at-Large for WSN. In her free time, she enjoys reading in Central Park, drinking an unhealthy amount of coffee, binge-watching Parks and Recreation or freaking out about her future. Her great loves in life are the Boston Red Sox and viral videos of baby animals.
This semester, the Student Senators Council created three new task forces for the 2015-2016 year to oversee topics students identified as the most important. Through student feedback...
In Florence, a city filled with beautiful museums, art galleries and churches, it is easy to find a way to spend a rainy day.
9:00 Start your day off with a quick cappuccino and...
Bryna Shuman, Assistant Managing Editor
• September 25, 2014
Despite educational programs like Drug Abuse Resistance Education and AlcoholEdu, there is still confusion surrounding drug use. Health flyers sometimes contradict what we hear...
Bryna Shuman, Assistant Managing Editor
• September 25, 2014
Psychedelic drugs function by distorting the drug user’s sense of reality. This can happen by producing sensations, including images and sounds that do not exist. For some, this...
Bryna Shuman, Assistant Managing Editor
• September 25, 2014
Xanax
Prescribed for | Acute anxiety, panic attacks, off-label use for sleep
Drug type | Benzodiazepine, an anti-anxiety medication
Symptoms | Produces a feeling of relaxation,...
A pioneer and innovator, Katya Leonovich made history in the fashion world. While always known for her futuristic and out-of-the-box style, Leonovich’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection...
In her signature style of mixed patterns, Charlotte Ronson presented a stunning Fall 2014 collection that was edgy and modern while still maintaining a distinctive touch of English, feminine elegance.
The national organization, which pairs low-income high school mentees with university students to guide them through the college application process, recently launched at NYU.
A little over a year ago, Hurricane Sandy struck the New York metropolitan area, leaving many students unequipped to deal with such a disaster. This year’s...
Stepping into Charlotte Ronson’s presentation at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week transported audience members to the center of Paris. Everything, up to the French pop music and the models’ windswept hair and sun-kissed cheeks, suggested the romance, whimsy, and adventure often associated with the City of Lights.
A vintage clothing line geared at toward students and New Yorker are now available for low prices thanks to GLS freshman Carmen MacDougall's creative vision.
