New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

All content by Cloris Yang
The annual Childrens Halloween Parade starts in Washington Square Park. (Via NYU)

Treats, Not Tricks: Halloween Volunteer Opportunities

Give back this spooky season and sign up for these Halloween-themed service opportunities.
Cloris Yang, Contributing Writer October 23, 2019

This year, offer treats instead of tricks and celebrate spooky season by giving back to the community. Help New York City’s vibrant communities thrive by participating in these...

Fresh, ripe apples may be a hard find in the city, so check out these apple-picking locations if you’re looking for a fun fall activity. (Via Pixabay)

Sweet Escape: The Best Places to Pick Apples Near New York City

Take a short trip from the city’s hustle and bustle to pick some delicious farm-fresh apples.
Cloris Yang, Contributing Writer October 15, 2019

Overwhelmed during midterm season? Take a break from your stresses and indulge in a relaxing Northeastern pastime: picking your own apples. Here are four good farms near New York...

University Floral Design, at 51 University Place, sells both elaborate bouquets and easy-to-maintain household plants. (Photo by Cloris Yang)

Concrete City, Green Thumb: Plant Shop Recommendations

Add a bit of leafy life to your dorm.
Cloris Yang, Contributing Writer September 30, 2019

The benefits of keeping a plant in your dorm range from cleaner air, to diminishing drowsiness, to making you feel a little less lonely. Keeping something other than yourself...

Afroseke is the dance team for NYUs African Student Union. CAS sophomore Naa Dei Ashie, the teams co-captain, called it a sisterhood. (Courtesy of Afroseke)

Afroseke Can’t Wait to Burn the Stage

NYU’s African Student Union dance team celebrates African culture with their electrifying performances.
Cloris Yang, Contributing Writer September 25, 2019

Bright dance costumes twirled to the booming beat of music at the African Student Union’s fashion show last semester. Dance team Afroseke is ready to start their weekly training...