

Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
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Off-Third: The last straw: Dining hall paper straws turn students into climate deniers
Save the turtles — or don’t. Just give us our plastic straws back, climate-denying students say.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Mar 29, 2023


Opinion: Stop making classes longer than they need to be
Most NYU classes are 75 minutes long. The ones that are longer shouldn’t be.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Mar 24, 2023


Opinion: Crave NYU is better because it has a different food provider
The new Crave NYU dining hall proves that the university can do food right. Why not have Sous Vide Kitchen as the primary provider in the rest of the dining halls?
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Mar 9, 2023


Opinion: Finals week schedules shouldn’t be a mystery
I’m not saving any money on tuition, so the least NYU could do is let me save money on flights home.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 28, 2023


Off-Third: Students wash clothing one article at a time to protest laundry conditions
The only thing Herculean about the Hercules laundry app is that it should be abandoned, protesters say.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 28, 2023


Opinion: CAS needs to offer more joint majors
Let me live my wannabe Gallatin dreams.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 23, 2023


Off-Third: NYU takes ‘the city is our campus’ literally, offers off-campus tours to visitors
As university buildings take over the city, leadership ambassadors are taking over the city’s tourism industry.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 16, 2023


Opinion: Why does NYU make it so hard to apply for housing?
NYU’s housing application process forces students to commit to dorms without giving them the information they need to be able to make an informed decision about where they want to live.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 9, 2023


Opinion: Dear NYU Eats, samosas are not protein
Chaat House, the newest addition to Palladium dining hall, makes avoidable mistakes in its take on Indian cuisine.
Naisha Roy, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Feb 1, 2023


This holiday season, take your trash out the right way
Here’s a few ways to give back to Mother Earth before you leave for winter break.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Dec 13, 2022


Off-Third: Sternies are better than us, actually
Leave the finance bros alone. Everyone knows you’re just jealous of them.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Dec 7, 2022


Opinion: Strike down pepper spray restrictions
In a time of increased break-ins, attacks and safety violations, students need better access to self-defense devices. New York state needs to reconsider its pepper spray laws.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Nov 29, 2022


Off-Third: CAS needs a name
CAS first-years have faced this dilemma for way too long. We need a name.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Nov 16, 2022


Off-Third: NYU should celebrate Christmas even earlier
November isn’t soon enough. We need to celebrate Christmas for the entire second half of the year.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Nov 3, 2022


Opinion: Class of 2026, there’s nothing wrong with slacking off
With midterm season in full force, a lot of first-years are feeling the same pressure to constantly work like in high school. I’m here to tell you it’s OK to slack off.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Oct 24, 2022


Opinion: NYU needs to support its documented dreamers
International students come from different backgrounds, and it’s time NYU provides resources for all of us.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Oct 21, 2022


Off-Third: NYU removes elevator buttons in bid to boost student fitness
After months of complaints by higher-floor residents and an uptick in student laziness, residence hall elevators will no longer stop on lower-level floors.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Sep 23, 2022


Opinion: Meal Plans aren’t useless — you’re just using them wrong
Yes, the Lipton toaster somehow burnt only the left side of my bagel. No, I still won’t get rid of my meal plan.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Sep 21, 2022


Opinion: NYU is eliminating its cheapest dorm option
The first-year dorm notorious for its lack of air conditioning is finally getting a long-awaited renovation, but it makes an already pricey college experience even pricier.
Naisha Roy, Staff Writer
• Sep 16, 2022


Bruna Horvath, Deputy News Editor • Mar 30, 2023


John Kim, Staff Writer • Mar 30, 2023




Madeline Carpinelli, Staff Writer • Mar 30, 2023


Olivia Condell, Contributing Writer • Mar 30, 2023


Ania Keenan, Features Editor • Feb 6, 2023


Ania Keenan, Staff Writer • Nov 3, 2022