Marron Institute offers $48 billion plan to boost affordable housing
In line with Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s emphasis on affordability, NYU researchers called on local governments to expand the city’s subway system.
Not underwater basket weaving: What Gallatin students actually study
WSN spoke to three Gallatin seniors to demystify the fabled individualized major.
Gallatin admin fired after graduation speech controversy, faculty say
The administrator, reportedly responsible for cutting disruptive speeches, left around two months after a valedictorian mentioned Israel’s war in Gaza.
NYU Motorsports sets its sights on end-of-year race
A grizzled team principal and undeterred head of operations are rebuilding NYU Motorsports through passion and grit.
Behind the scenes, student costume designers turn fabrics into personality
At the Tisch Production and Design Studio, costume design students understand that the key to putting on a good show might be as small as a sewing needle.
‘A bit counterintuitive’: Students split on Kimmel staircase renovations
In a WSN survey, respondents said that the seating pods add convenience, but questioned the reason behind them.
Stern students test AI employees
A Stern MBA program collaborated with Microsoft for a study that found cost-saving potential when startups use artificial intelligence to do practical work.
Wagner students safe from latest scholarship funding cut
The McNair Scholars program at NYU, which partially covers tuition for two low-income graduate students, has not been affected by $660 million in federal grant cuts.
Lafayette Hall moves main entrance to curb accessibility concerns
The original entrance at 80 Lafayette St. was relocated around the corner to alleviate visitors’ need to use a staircase and enhance security measures.
