Citizenship, From Phonetics to Photos

Tisch’s new photography exhibit, cit.i.zen.ship, features works from almost 100 different artists exploring the limits and meanings of citizenship in a time when heads of government are calling for nationalism and more traditional views on outsiders.

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • November 20, 2018

Tisch’s new photography exhibit, cit.i.zen.ship, features works from almost 100 different artists exploring the limits and meanings of citizenship in a time when heads of government are calling for nationalism and more traditional views on outsiders.

Queen as Told Through Fake Teeth, Haircuts and Cats

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • November 6, 2018

Musical biopic “Bohemian Rhapsody” dives into the life of Freddie Mercury and the rocky journey of the ever-famous band, Queen.

Student Cast of ‘Next to Normal’ Juggles Music and Mental Illness

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • October 25, 2018

Tisch New Theater's production of "Next to Normal" delivers a beautiful and heartbreaking performance rooted in themes of loss, mental illness and family.

Marx Festival: “P-Project” Tests Capitalism Through Audience Immersion

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • October 19, 2018

Part of NYU's ongoing Karl Marx Festival, "P Project" is a completely immersive performance that puts Marx's theories of capitalism into practice through audience interaction and exchange of cash.

Why We Should Care about Spider-Man Now More than Ever

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • October 4, 2018

As Spider-Man reemerges on the forefront of the Marvel universe, his role as an awkward teenager makes him more relevant and inspiring than ever.

Captain Marvel Pioneers New Wave of Female Heroes

The upcoming installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a step toward a more diverse and inclusive film industry.

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • October 3, 2018

The upcoming installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a step toward a more diverse and inclusive film industry.

Sounds of ‘Sweetener’

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • September 17, 2018

Ariana Grande's new album "Sweetener" is a remarkable addition to her discography that shares meaningful and empowering music.

Love (and Dance) Heals all Wounds at Skirball

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • April 17, 2018

Skirball Center for Performing Arts hosted “Love Heals All Wounds” –– an expressive dance performance from the group Movement Art Is that highlighted current social issues

WSN Alumnus Alphabetizes Life and Love at NYU

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • March 5, 2018

Ian Mark captures every students’ feelings of loneliness by writing from experience. He lived it and now he shares his story in new book "Love from Amanda to Zoey."

Bobst Exhibits History of Political Activism at NYU

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • February 26, 2018

“Narrative and Counternarrative: (Re)defining the 1960’s” displays stories, photographs and mementos from the various revolutions that occurred right on NYU's campus throughout the ‘60s.

Dick and Jane are All Grown Up

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • February 2, 2018

Author Laura J. Wellington recently released a satirical, self-help book all about the elementaries of dating.

Hey Mama, Welcome (Back) to the ’60s

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • January 30, 2018

You say you want a revolution? Well, the counterculture movement is back, alive and well in Gottesman Exhibition Hall. Tensions surrounding race, politics and sex are captured through various mediums of art exclusively at the New York Public Library.

Social Media Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • December 4, 2017

This Saturday, Hidden Currencies will be presenting an immersive art experience dealing with social media's effect on society.

Tisch Dance ‘Masters’ Elegance

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • November 20, 2017

NYU Tisch School of the Arts hosted their Master's Performance Workshop, as a showcase of the Dance Master BFA program's class of 2018.

‘Forbidden NYU’ Turns 18

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • November 13, 2017

Forbidden NYU celebrated its 18th year with a "Barely Legal" edition, containing spoofs of many famous musicals tailored to the school's most common problems.

The Future Is Female, So Is the Past

Julia Fields, Staff Writer • October 30, 2017

"This One's For the Girls" is a new off-Broadway musical telling the story of one woman's life through some of the most iconic female pop hits of all time.

The Front Bottoms Light Up the Stage in Their Home State

Julia Fields, Staff Writerbrim • October 24, 2017

At the Starland Ballroom on Saturday, alternative band The Front Bottoms brought their signature fiery energy and left the crowd brimming with excitement.

Three NYU Artists Redefine Childhood With ‘Tuck Me In’

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • October 2, 2017

"Tuck Me In" showcases three NYU students' artistic representations of the innocence of childhood.

Snow Xue Gao S/S 2018

Julia Fields, Contributing Writer • September 9, 2017

Snow Xue Gao pulls inspiration from her previous collections in her Spring/Summer 2018 presentation. Her style means business, with various blazer jackets and tweed trousers....