NYU Scientists Discover Record Warm Water Under Glacier in Antarctica
A team of scientists from NYU discovered warm water in January under the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica, signaling alarming global rises in sea level.
Realize Israel Hosts Annual Rave in the Park, Protestors Stage Die-In
As students danced at Realize Israel’s annual Rave in the Park, activists from Students for Justice in Palestine laid on the ground and held signs with the names of depopulated Palestinian villages to protest Israel’s expansion into the region.
March for Science Emphasizes Diversity, Green New Deal
The annual March for Science had all-female keynote speakers and framed the Green New Deal as an opportunity to enact evidence-based policy.
How The L Train Shutdown Is Affecting Students
After the MTA announced that it would partially shut down the L train for renovations, students share how the construction has affected their commutes.
After Serving Millions of Meals in Puerto Rico, Celebrated Chef and Humanitarian Visits NYU
José Andrés spoke about the importance of adaptability in disaster-stricken areas at Skirball on Monday.
NYU Students for Justice in Palestine Receives Service Award From President Hamilton
The activist group that has butted heads with the university in the past will receive an award from it this month.
NYU Loses Lawsuit to Insurer Over Flood Damage Caused By Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy caused damage to NYU School of Medicine and NYU Langone. After years of litigation, NYU plans to appeal a lawsuit requesting more money from the insurer for the damages.
Activist Linda Sarsour Talks Supporting More People of Color in 2020 Election
Activist and Women’s March co-chair Linda Sarsour spoke about politics and intersectional activism at Skirball.
Journalist to NYU TorchPAC: Israeli Audiences View Coverage of Israel as ‘Pure Bias’
At an event this Monday, Israeli journalist Tal Heinrich spoke to TorchPAC about the media’s editorial process on issues, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Students Hold Silver Accountable in Wake of Racist Email
The Silver School of Social Work will be adding training for faculty and incoming students and hiring an external consultant to address issues of racism in the school.
Black and Queer Activists Talk Action Toward Equality
Activists discussed how the intersections of race and sexuality have impacted their advocacy in New York City.
College of Dentistry Opens Center for Disabled
From wheelchair users who may have difficulty sitting in a dental chair to autistic patients that may require a calmer environment, the new center hopes to improve patients’ experiences.
