Sarah John, Deputy Opinion Editor
Angèle’s success is crossing the Atlantic
Belgian pop star Angèle has been topping French music charts and recently recorded a song with Dua Lipa. Her New York City concert proves American audiences are starting to join the crowd.
This Valentine’s Day, listen to a breakup album
If you’re bitter about being alone on Valentine’s Day, check out the breakup albums we rounded up so you didn’t have to.
A conversation with Gracie Abrams, the next queen of bedroom pop
WSN spoke with Gracie Abrams as she prepared for her upcoming tour, “This Is What It Feels Like.” She’ll also be opening for Olivia Rodrigo on the “SOUR” tour.
Tisch prof reveals music struggles and triumphs in new book
Mike Errico’s book "Music, Lyrics, and Life" compiles lessons learned from his years of teaching students to overcome their fears and doubts as they enter the tumultuous music industry.
Let Sabrina Song put a picture in your mind
Tisch senior Sabrina Song, shares her inspiration for her latest track, “Thaw,” released April 30.
How NYU Can Really Support Mental Health
Mental health at NYU can’t improve until we realize that the people who need help are actually the ones least likely to ask for it.
Not All Activism Is Created Equal
Activists like Greta Thunberg and the Parkland kids are doing great work. But why are they the face of movements that started long before them?
‘IT Chapter Two’ Supplies More Laughs Than Screams
In the sequel to the highest-grossing horror film of all time, jokes and feel-good moments soften any real feelings of horror.
Reflecting on Notre Dame and the Rightful Return of Africa’s Soul
It is possible to recognize what has been lost in the tragedy of the Notre Dame fire while simultaneously acknowledging what other, less discussed nations have lost at the hands of European colonization.
Yes, You Really Should Call Your Mom Today
Call your mom or hit the gym today. Either way, it’s the right time to start putting the things that actually matter first.
Don’t Forget Forgiveness
Forgiveness is often labelled as a sign of defeat. But in reality, it helps us remember to see the best in each other.
We Can Do Better Than Voluntourism
Voluntourism often hurts communities more than it helps them. Instead, let’s invest in long-term solutions.
When Your NYU Community Doesn’t Respect You
An editor gives her insight into the viral tweet regarding a racist incident at NYU’s Silver School for Social Work.
You Can Stop Pretending You Don’t Like Romantic Comedies
The romantic comedy genre is full of fun, light-hearted films that provide insight into relationships. Let’s all finally allow ourselves to be happy, guilt-free viewers.
Why I Keep Talking to White People About Racism
And minorities should be able to respond to racism their own way, without any judgment.
The Death of the Hobby Is Sadder Than We Think
People today pursue hobbies at lower rates, and that has more significant implications than one would expect.
Nigeria Is Watching Us, and We Are Letting Them Down
The United States needs to remember that the current leader of our country projects a strong and at times dangerous influence in Nigeria.
Diverse in Race, Diverse in Thought
Colleges aren’t sacrificing intellectual diversity by focusing on racial diversity. They are helping to create it.
‘Less Than $100 for 3 Years of Labor’
A North Korean defector spoke at NYU on Friday to raise awareness of labor abuses.
How Tandon Is Keeping Firefighters “ALIVE”
Firefighters will be better able to keep us ALIVE with this new training program.
