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

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

Washington Square News

All content by Hon-Lum Cheung-Cheng
The Graduate Student Organizing Committee urged NYU to fire Professor Avital Ronell, who sexually harassed a student she advised. (Photo Courtesy of GSOC)

Photo: Graduate Student Union Claps Back at NYU on Return of Professor Who Sexually Harassed Student

September 30, 2019

The Graduate Student Organizing Committee urged NYU to fire Professor Avital Ronell, who sexually harassed a student she advised. (Photo Courtesy of GSOC)

Graduate students could lose their right to unionize. (Photo courtesy GSOC)

Photo: NYU’s Graduate Student Union Could Lose University Recognition

Matthew Fischetti, Contributing Writer September 25, 2019

Graduate students could lose their right to unionize. (Photo courtesy GSOC)

New York State Bar Association Committee on Ethics recently voted on charging clients of New York law firms for the work of unpaid interns.

Photo: NY Law Firms Charge for Interns

September 6, 2016

New York State Bar Association Committee on Ethics recently voted on charging clients of New York law firms for the work of unpaid interns.

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Photo: The Daily Grind of NYU Musicians: Music, Eat, Sleep, Repeat

Tia Ramos, Under the Arch Editor April 11, 2016

Amir Shaaban

McDonalds choice to change their slogan to The Simpler the Better is ironic when their recipes are anything but.

Photo: McDonald's Is Done Lovin' It

March 31, 2016

McDonald's choice to change their slogan to "The Simpler the Better" is ironic when their recipes are anything but.

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Photo: Rubin Hall

Greta Chevance, Deputy News Editor February 25, 2016

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Photo: Senior House

Audrey Deng, Deputy Managing Editor February 25, 2016

NYUs Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, located in the Silver Center, is participating in a grant that strives to increase the number of Latinos receiving doctoral degrees.

Photo: Latino Representation in Faculty Focus of New GSAS Partnership

February 9, 2016

NYU's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, located in the Silver Center, is participating in a grant that strives to increase the number of Latinos receiving doctoral degrees.

Frank Rimalovski, Director of the Mark and Debra Leslie Entrepreneurs Lab, introduces NYU’s newest entrepreneurship initiative, the Blackstone Launchpad.

Photo: Blackstone LaunchPad Caters to NYU Entrepreneurs

Kati Garrity, Staff Writer February 3, 2016

Frank Rimalovski, Director of the Mark and Debra Leslie Entrepreneurs Lab, introduces NYU’s newest entrepreneurship initiative, the Blackstone Launchpad.

Negative Interest Rates Not Solution for Fed

Negative Interest Rates Not Solution for Fed

Hon-Lum Cheung-Cheng, Contributing Writer January 26, 2016
Instead of imposing sub-zero interest rates to improve the economy, the Fed should stick to stimulative measures like the purchase of bonds through quantitative easing.
The Union Square Holiday Market features a wide variety of vendors selling jewelry, cosmetics and other beauty products.

Photo: Five fashionable spots to gift shop at the holiday market

Mallori Albright, Staff Writer December 9, 2015

The Union Square Holiday Market features a wide variety of vendors selling jewelry, cosmetics and other beauty products.

Yelp, an app NYU students commonly use to look for restaurants to grab a quick bite.

Photo: Food apps for when Yelp is no good

November 2, 2015

Yelp, an app NYU students commonly use to look for restaurants to grab a quick bite.

NYU Alumni Beowulf Sheehan talks about his personal style and artistic goals in his photography.

Photo: Alum Beowulf Sheehan discusses career as photographer for the famous

November 2, 2015

NYU Alumni Beowulf Sheehan talks about his personal style and artistic goals in his photography.

Graduate students are raising concerns over taxation for being a member of GSOC. (WSN File Photo)

Photo: Graduate student workers feel GSOC taxes unfair

Diamond Naga Siu, Staff Writer October 29, 2015

Graduate students are raising concerns over taxation for being a member of GSOC. (WSN File Photo)

Members of the NYU community attended the vigil to pay their respects for those who have been affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other regions of South Asia earlier this week.

Photo: SSC holds vigil for victims of South Asian earthquake

Carmen Russo, Staff Writer October 29, 2015

Members of the NYU community attended the vigil to pay their respects for those who have been affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other regions...

Contemporary artist Walid Raad’s work will be displayed on the second and third floors of the MoMA until January 31, 2016.

Photo: Lebanese politics on display at MoMA

October 18, 2015

Contemporary artist Walid Raad’s work will be displayed on the second and third floors of the MoMA until January 31, 2016.

 Chioma Nwana, president of NYU’s African Students Union, is wearing a traditional Nigerian headscarf and
holding the Pan-African flag.

Photo: International clubs at NYU

WSN Staff October 19, 2015

Chioma Nwana, president of NYU’s African Students Union, is wearing a traditional Nigerian headscarf and holding the Pan-African flag.

NYU Langone has partnered with the Local Roots Community Supported Agriculture to make local produce accessible to Medical Students and Employees.

Photo: Local Roots CSA launched for Langone students and staff

October 13, 2015

NYU Langone has partnered with the Local Roots Community Supported Agriculture to make local produce accessible to Medical Students and Employees.

Boxed water is sold at Hayden Dining Hall’s Quick Stop Convenience Store.

Photo: Hayden goes green with new water cartons

September 30, 2015

Boxed water is sold at Hayden Dining Hall’s Quick Stop Convenience Store.

California should reinstitute a plan to cut petroleum use

California should reinstitute a plan to cut petroleum use

Hon-Lum Cheung-Cheng, Contributing writer September 21, 2015
California should never have dropped its plan to cut its petroleum use.
For a New World To Come: Experiments in Japanese Art and Photography is on exhibit at NYU’s Grey Art Gallery.

Photo: Grey Art Gallery houses post-WWII Japan photography

September 21, 2015

For a New World To Come: Experiments in Japanese Art and Photography is on exhibit at NYU’s Grey Art Gallery.