All content by Julia Fields

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.
November 20, 2018

Queen as Told Through Fake Teeth, Haircuts and Cats
November 6, 2018

Student Cast of ‘Next to Normal’ Juggles Music and Mental Illness
October 25, 2018

Why We Should Care about Spider-Man Now More than Ever
October 4, 2018

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.
October 3, 2018

Sounds of ‘Sweetener’
September 17, 2018

Love (and Dance) Heals all Wounds at Skirball
April 17, 2018

WSN Alumnus Alphabetizes Life and Love at NYU
March 5, 2018

Bobst Exhibits History of Political Activism at NYU
February 26, 2018

Dick and Jane are All Grown Up
February 2, 2018

Hey Mama, Welcome (Back) to the ’60s
January 30, 2018

Social Media Like You’ve Never Seen It Before
December 4, 2017

Tisch Dance ‘Masters’ Elegance
November 20, 2017

‘Forbidden NYU’ Turns 18
November 13, 2017

The Future Is Female, So Is the Past
October 30, 2017

The Front Bottoms Light Up the Stage in Their Home State
October 24, 2017

Three NYU Artists Redefine Childhood With ‘Tuck Me In’
October 2, 2017

Snow Xue Gao S/S 2018
September 9, 2017
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