Realize Israel Video Says Jewish Students Feel ‘Threatened, Attacked’
With an upcoming vote in NYU’s student government on a resolution that has been associated with the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, pro-Israel feels under attack.
Victor Porcelli, News Editor
BDS Resolution Meets Resistance
Some students studying away at NYU Tel Aviv wrote a letter in response to a resolution that would have NYU sever ties with companies tied to Israel.
Faculty To Discuss Academic Freedom at NYUAD
Professors hope to take action where they feel NYU’s administration has not in regards to the universities relationship with the United Arab Emirates.
Queens Residents Protest Amazon’s Arrival
Protestors gathered on a rainy Monday afternoon in Long Island City to protest the impending arrival of Amazon's new headquarters.
$114M of NYU’s Gifts From Donors in China, UAE
Donations from China and the UAE to NYU totaled $114 million from 2012 to 2018.
Town Hall Highlights Few Resources for Food-Insecure International Students
Students affected by food insecurity came together to talk about the scope of the issue and how it is being dealt with at NYU.
Steinhardt Sets Sights on LA
With NYU looking to expand in LA, Steinhardt students now hope to take advantage of new opportunities in the City of Angels.
NYU Recipients React to Making Forbes’ 30 Under 30 List
Nineteen NYU community members made the list this year.
NYU’s Involvement in Amazon Bid Unclear
NYU President Andrew Hamilton has said the university was “part of the bid” to bring Amazon’s new headquarters to New York City.
Club Fest Is Now at Your Fingertips
A team led by a former student has created an app that will allow students to easily connect with clubs that match their interests.
Being@NYU Town Hall Highlights: Faculty Want Money, Students Want Inclusivity
In a presentation to students on the Being@NYU survey conducted by the university, President Andrew Hamilton addressed issues ranging from diversity at NYU, sexual misconduct, Aramark’s prison ties and the potential of a university program in Los Angeles.
Man Threatens to Jump From Building Near Alumni Hall
Students near Alumni Residence Hall and the Barney Building stopped in their tracks as cops flooded the area and a landing pad appeared on the sidewalk.
Democrats Clinch Control of State Senate for the First Time Since 2010
With Democrats in complete control of the New York state government, citizens may see abortion rights formally passed into law, single-payer healthcare and voting and campaign finance reform.
NYU to Open Los Angeles Campus
At a fireside chat with administrators, Hamilton cited a large number of students already in Los Angeles as why Los Angeles makes sense to be NYU's next site.
Transgender Activists Protest Trump, Prepare to Vote
With a push to rollback Obama-era policies that had expanded transgender rights, activists are protesting Trump and looking to elect representatives that oppose the possible changes.
Student Introduces BDS Resolution, to Vote by Secret Ballot
Divesting from pro-Israel corporations that violate Palestinian rights could harm Tandon students job prospects.
New Yorkers Let Loose at Packed Halloween Parade
At the annual New York City Village Halloween Parade, WSN met a queen from Colombia, Bob and Linda Belcher and a cotton candy-costumed foodie.
Professors Spar With NYU Over Self-Expression on BDS
Students, professors and administrators react after the university released a statement about the 30-club boycott of NYU Tel Aviv.
Alter Reality With Tandon’s New VR Hub
RLab, as the virtual and augmented reality hub is called, is backed by Mayor Bill de Blasio.
BDS Resolution Alarms Pro-Israel Groups
NYU microcosm of the Israeli-Palestinian debate.
Students Condemn ‘War Criminal’ Kissinger
Kissinger is slated to speak at the Stern School of Business on Tuesday.
Construction on West 4th to End in November — Before Resuming in Spring
Wake me up when November ends.
Professor Wins Nobel Prize in Economics
Paul Romer was honored for his work in "integrating technological innovations into long-run macroeconomic analysis."
President Hamilton Talks Avital Ronell, Trustees at University Senate Meeting
Campus leaders convened Thursday for the first University Senate meeting of the 2018-2019 academic year.
Pop-up Museum Spotlights NYPD Failings
A new pop-up museum near campus hopes to bring attention to broken-windows policing.
Student Senators Take Another Shot At Board of Trustees Transparency
After resolutions for student and faculty representation on the board were rejected in July, Student Senators are proposing a new way to increase transparency.
Food Insecurity Programs Serve Only ‘Tip of the Iceberg’
Due to fears of overuse, an NYU program meant to address food insecurity has been kept quiet.
Heat Wave Displaces Rubin Hall Residents
Rubin Hall residents were temporarily moved to cots during the heat wave.
Autonomy or Loneliness? Dealing with the Independent Culture of NYU
Being an NYU student can be lonely at times, but living in the city can also be an opportunity to become more independent.
