Congratulations on making it through another grueling semester at our beloved purple school! You showed up hungover to your 8 a.m. language lectures, had abstract paintings due...

Ra’Mya Latiah Aikens had never uttered a word of Shakespeare until she auditioned for the Tisch School of the Arts’ prestigious Grad Acting program, which she graduated from...

Is there any place more enticing to spend a Friday evening than among the glitz and glamor of Broadway? Each of its 41 stages promises audiences a night to remember, from...

When I sat down at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre to watch “The Balusters” on Broadway, I had no clue what a baluster was or why it warranted an almost two-hour-long...

As Arts desk editors, being chronically online is essentially a requirement for the job. We spend hours keeping up with pop culture, which often looks like sitting alone in our...

“Brutes” by Dizz Tate If you like Jeffrey Eugenides’ use of first-person plural in his book “The Virgin Suicides” or the swampy setting of Sean Baker’s film...

In November, I carried my friend’s birthday cake across New York City — or at least, from Eighth Avenue to Park Avenue. It was a bitterly cold night made worse by my unraveling...

Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence. The first time it happened, I didn’t know what gunshots sounded like yet. I was five, or maybe six —...

The worst men you know say it about Patrick Bateman. For a manic pixie dream girl, it’s a Fiona Apple song. When you find that piece of media, character or niche thing that resonates...

Growing up doing theater, I always wanted to be taken extremely seriously. My stage debut as Nana the dog in “Peter Pan JR.” may have included no lines, but it was rich with...

I knew I had finally gotten older when I started allowing myself to openly cry. The shame that followed me throughout my childhood vanished soon after I started college, and I’ve...

After what felt like an eternal winter, spring has begun to emerge with rays of sunlight fighting to shine against gray, dreary days. Still, we’re due for our fair share of rainy...

Before we had senses of individuality and healthy coping mechanisms, we had the female protagonists in the books we read. The ones who taught us it was OK to be ambitious, messy...

Contrary to popular belief, adding a little song and dance to a story does not always make it better. Musicals may reign supreme on Broadway, but plays are what really...

On Sunday, the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina concluded. Team USA finished second in the medal race with 12 gold medals — including ones in hockey, figure skating...

Here at the Arts desk, we do not support couples with major swag gaps. If one member simply does not pull their weight, they’ve got to go. Drop your boyfriend who gets you fluorescent,...

Whether you grew up rewatching “The Lion King” every weekend or suffered through English class readings of “Hamlet,” it’s almost impossible to make it to college...

“The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini One of my life goals is to read every one of my friends’ favorite books. In this process, I picked up “The Kite Runner,” a novel...

Putting on a costume and wig while standing under blinding stage lights with a crowd staring at you can be a nightmare scenario for some. But for DD Fuego, a Tisch alum...

Watching a game of chess play out isn’t exactly the most exciting way to spend a night out — let alone playing one. Learning which piece is which and how they move across...

As protests against escalating violence from immigration agents erupt nationwide, New York City’s theater community came together on Saturday outside the steps of The Public...

“Seven Days In June” by Tia Williams Even for the most skeptical romance readers, Tia Williams’ fifth novel, “Seven Days In June,” promises to be a worthwhile read....

Every two years, the Olympics give us a reason to be patriotic for 16 days. A lot has changed since the chocolate muffins and pommel horse of the Paris 2024 Summer Games, but what...

High school students across the country know the horror of walking into English class to begin the unit they have dreaded all semester: Greek tragedies. More often than...

NYU computer science researchers developed an AI tool that simplifies contracts like rental leases or employment agreements to help individuals unfamiliar with law understand legal...

As theater lovers, we already face a certain amount of criticism for our cherished, sometimes cheesy, art form. Some of the backlash is certainly warranted, and musical lyrics...

Rachel Sussman was eight years old when she first saw “Les Misérables.” The national tour was passing through Detroit, and her family took her to see the production...

NYU Abu Dhabi will welcome its first cohort of students pursuing a Master’s in Interdisciplinary Data Science and Artificial Intelligence in fall 2026, making it the first institution...

Two U.S. House of Representatives committees named NYU Shanghai as a national security threat that advances the Chinese Communist Party’s military and technological agenda in...

Tisch junior Juliana Bell used Campus Cash almost every day, most frequently at Peet’s Coffee and Paulson Center vending machines. She liked that the program, which allowed students...

The Stern School of Business’ MBA program ranked No. 67 out 68 schools listed on the Bloomberg return on investment calculator, which measures salary growth in proportion to...

What is art? This is a question museum curators, theater critics and NYU undergraduates alike grapple with endlessly. The short answer: No one knows for sure, and especially...

A former NYU Langone employee is suing the medical center for disability discrimination, claiming that she had to resign after facing “retaliation” for taking medical leave...

NYU Langone Health is slated for another expansion, proposing an $83 million project to grow its emergency department in Kips Bay, according to an application filed with the New...

President Linda Mills is one of 12 Women of Influence commemorated in Crain’s New York Business’ annual list, which selects a small group of “visionary leaders” who “defy...

While NYU Langone Health’s hospital system consistently yields some of the nation’s highest profits, medical accounting experts have noted that it allocates a smaller percentage...

The Home Depot Foundation gifted NYU Langone Health $10 million last week to expand the medical center’s reach at an emergency department in Brooklyn, which has since been named...

Having a roommate isn’t foreign to most New Yorkers or college students, although having one in your 50s and 60s in Iowa is a bit more unordinary. Nonetheless, Jen Silverman’s...