Natalie Deoragh, Deputy News Editor
NYU not affected by ICE raid near Lafayette Hall
Nearly 40 counterfeit street vendors were detained less than five minutes away from Lafayette Hall, where students reported seeing federal agents and dozens of protesters.
100,000 march in NYC’s ‘No Kings’ protest
At one of the largest organized protests in U.S. history, New Yorkers denounced the Trump administration’s efforts to challenge the boundaries of executive power.
City Scoop: Heated first mayoral debate, and other top stories across NYC
City Scoop is WSN’s weekly column reviewing major New York City news across all five boroughs.
Admin suggest mediator for contract faculty bargaining
The proposal cites “disappointingly little movement” after a year of contract negotiations with NYU’s full-time faculty union.
NYU Law launches Democracy Project
The program, which began this semester, will support research on growing polarization and expansions of executive power.
City Scoop: Adams drops out of mayoral race, and other top stories across NYC
City Scoop is WSN’s weekly column reviewing major New York City news across all five boroughs.
Contract faculty push for standardized pay raises
Union members bargained for a 6% annual salary increase, arguing that several professors pick up second and third jobs to compensate for teaching salaries in a high-cost city.
City Scoop: Subway crimes hit a 15-year low, and other top stories across NYC
City Scoop is WSN’s weekly column reviewing major New York City news across all five boroughs.
Global Fashion Collective spotlights student designers at NYFW
The brand’s first New York Fashion Week show of the season featured five collections, two of which were created by students.
NYU earns ‘F’ in annual free speech ranking
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression criticized the university’s free speech and expression policies in an evaluation of student surveys, current legislation and ongoing controversies.
Club Fest chaos continues despite new crowd control rule
Congestion concerns resurfaced at this semester’s Club Fest despite new ticketing regulations that seemingly confused students.
Founding director of Abu Dhabi theater program to lead Tisch
Rubén Polendo reflected on his 16 years as an NYU professor and administrator and outlined his goals of ‘community building’ two weeks after taking office as dean of the Tisch School of the Arts.
Summer recap: What you missed at NYU over the past few months
A new degree program with the London School of Economics, a petition signed by more than 1,600 alumni and more summer news to get you up-to-date.
Mills takes the stage to welcome class of 2029
President Linda Mills advised incoming first-years to “dare to be different” as she joined student performers in this year’s Presidential Welcome Reality Show at Radio City Music Hall.
