Student Tweet About Racist Email Gains Traction

After asking for help from his classmates, an NYU student received a racist email in response.

Tianne Johnson, Editor-at-Large • February 12, 2019

A student detailed via Twitter an act of racial discrimination he experienced on Tuesday, warranting a response from the Silver School of Social Work. Silver first-year graduate...

How to Take Yourself on the Perfect Date

Tianne Johnson, Deputy Culture Editor • November 13, 2018

Don't you deserve someone as good as you?

Renowned Activist and Writer Angela Davis Speaks at Skirball

Davis talked about racism, sexism and their root in today's capitalist social order

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • November 7, 2018

Author and activist Angela Davis took the stage at NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts on Nov. 5 to an audience of 860. Known for her activism as a member of the Black...

Picking and Perfecting Your Dorm Aesthetic

For all you kids who didn't plan your dorm decorations a year in advance.

Tianne Johnson, Deputy Culture Editor • September 11, 2018

Here's some decor inspiration based on your aesthetic (looking at you, minimalistic white-themed instagram girls).

‘Insatiable’ or Insensitive?

Tianne Johnson, Deputy Culture Editor • August 26, 2018

Netflix's new series 'Insatiable' is causing a lot of controversy. Here's what students have to say about the new show's themes.

Get Moving With These Easy Tips

Tianne Johnson, Staff Writer • April 25, 2018

Here are some tips to have a stressless move-out while dealing with finals, presentations and papers.

Mindful Leaders of the Future Come Together at TedxNYU

Tianne Johnson, Staff Writer • April 18, 2018

TEDxNYU has annual conferences that aim to bring students together with the power of ideas. This years theme was Revision

Taking Wellness Into Your Hands

Tianne Johnson, Staff Writer • April 3, 2018

This NYU alumna is connecting New York City with therapists with her website, My Wellbeing.

Fashion as an Accessory to Activism

Tianne Johnson, Staff Writer • April 2, 2018

Protest fashion: Taking a political stand through sartorial styling.

5 NYU Alumni Women Breaking Barriers in Their Industries

Tianne Johnson, Staff Writer • March 22, 2018

WSN highlights five notable NYU alumni for Women's History Month.

Keeping NYU’s Spirit Alive

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • March 5, 2018

NYU students aren't the most spirited bunch, but that doesn't mean they're spiritless.

NYFW: Fashion-Forward or Fashion-Dead?

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • March 5, 2018

As fashion returns to it's roots in Europe, where does that leave New York City within the world of style?

Spring Ahead: Trend Forecasts

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • February 23, 2018

With spring just around the corner, keep up with the pulse of the fashion industry by checking out our trend forecasts for the upcoming season.

Let the Good Times Roll with Mardi Gras

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2018

Mardi Gras is coming up on February 13.

The Destruction of a Black New York Community

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2018

Appreciating different cultures is not enough. We must try to understand the hardships of oppressed cultures in order to move toward social justice.

Don’t Be Overzealous with New Year’s Resolutions

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • January 24, 2018

Everyone knows that January is the trial month for resolutions and February is when you actually have to start doing them. Here are some ways to actually go through with your resolutions.

Teen Vogue Says Goodbye to Print

Tianne Johnson, Contributing Writer • November 13, 2017

Teen Vogue will shutter its print production in favor for strengthening its digital presence.