‘I knew what I was signing up for’: The high price of sisterhood
Beyond the date parties and fundraisers, members of NYU’s Panhellenic Council sororities accumulate thousands of dollars in fees throughout their college careers.
This 30-year-old Indian deli is a haven for cab drivers
Punjabi Deli in the East Village has historically drawn taxi drivers and now neighborhood residents with its cheap eats and late-night hours.
Q&A: NYU Law vice dean on her journey to fashion law
Jeanne Fromer discussed the legal complexities that complicate the fashion industry and shared advice for students looking to enter the field.
The 6 best places to cry on campus
It’s only embarrassing if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time.
In Photos: Chinatown parade welcomes Year of the Fire Horse
Lion dancers, ornamental floats and confetti cannons filled Chinatown’s streets during the 28th annual Lunar New Year parade.
Cooper Square Gallery’s latest exhibition subverts the carceral gaze
‘Wherever There Is Light’ portrays how the United States penal system has impacted the lives of four formerly incarcerated artists through mixed media.
‘The New York Sari’ brings a meaningful depiction of the garment to NYC
The New York Historical's latest exhibition showcases the artistry and evolution of the sari, revealing its deep roots in South Asian heritage.
Are you in heaven? Alexander King Chen’s solo show is a reflection of the inner self
Taiwanese American designer captivates Asian NYFW with a collection that weaves storytelling and self-reflection into every piece.
Look into these NYU student research journals
From neuroscience to art history, these academic publications highlight the scholarly works of students across the university.
As Bobst prayer room is vandalized, Muslim students gather to celebrate Eid
Eleven Muslim student organizations at NYU hosted the second annual Eid Fest last Thursday, bringing together Muslim students and community members.
The best pad brands for your period
These cotton pads will make you feel like you are sitting on clouds.
3 Black-owned designer brands to explore in NYC
From traditional to street styles and vintage boutiques, these black-owned shops promote diversity and culture while bringing the best of fashion to New York City.
Unique talents and ensembles shine at UltraViolet Live
The winner of this year’s universitywide talent show was Steinhardt junior Aasia Gabbour, whose Chinese violin performance stunned the contest’s celebrity judges.
This Stern club highlights minority voices in the world of finance
BlackGen Capital builds community and brings professional opportunities to underrepresented students in business and finance.
Jolly lights and sights around the city
Take a break from finals and never-ending assignments to immerse yourself in New York City’s magical holiday decorations.
East Village dog cafe goes belly-up after months of financial hardship
New Yorkers mourn the closure of Boris & Horton, the city’s first pup-friendly cafe.
Books beyond Bobst: An activist’s self-help book, a new Percy Jackson novel and more
Books beyond Bobst is a book-rec column highlighting what NYU students are reading now, outside of their classes. If you’re in need of a new read, look no further.
Drag your friends to these drag queen shows
From brunch to bingo, commemorate LGBT History Month by attending these invigorating shows from some of New York City’s most renowned queens.
NYU Langone launches high school programs to promote careers in health care
The research center launched nursing and clinical research programs for high schoolers in Brooklyn, with hopes to inspire students to eventually work in these fields.
Is the anti-aging trend necessary for young kids?
Trending skin care routines on social media expose young people to anti-aging methods and encourage an obsession with self-image.
Finding Latin America in New York City’s art museums
Commemorate and learn more about Latine culture and history through these prominent New York City museums.
Researchers at Steinhardt examine the effect of book bans on public education
The NYU-led study consisted of dozens of teacher and parent interviews aimed at assessing the impact of legislative book bans on students’ quality of life at public schools in Florida.
The best of the fest: Everything I ate at the New York Latin Food Festival
The first-time festival kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with an impressive range of vendors, serving everything from birria quesadillas to agua frescas.
World Trade Center dust linked to breast cancer development, NYU study finds
The study, spearheaded by researchers at NYU Langone Health’s Perlmutter Cancer Center, was one of the first to research breast cancer development as a result of the 9/11 attacks.
