Review: Yves Tumor cheekily preaches for religious fluidity
The artist's newest album, “Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)” is rich in visual aesthetic and political argument.
How NYU students spend their weekends
Students from various backgrounds share their Friday night activities: the highlights, the lowlights and everything in between.
Celebrating with unity and joy on one of the most sacred Christian holidays
The joys of Easter, from attending church to opening a Cadbury after an Easter egg hunt.
Pyrite
Pyrite, more commonly known as fool's gold, lacks the strength of real gold and falls apart with little effort. This series of images from Christian churches accompanies Deputy Exposures Editor Taylor Knight’s inquest into the validity of religion and its role in his life.
Making Space for Religion at Secular NYU
At a secular institution like NYU, being a devout student of faith can be an isolating experience, but within religious centers, tight-knit student networks offer support and friendship.
‘Hail Satan?’ Depicts a Religious Villain as an Icon of Rebellion
The new documentary explores the religious activism within the infamous Satanic Temple.
Staff Recs: Books We Should Have Read in High School
If you hated your high school humanities classes, the Arts Desk is here to give recs so that you can redo your education the right way.
NYU Students Observe Ash Wednesday
A brief explanation of the religious day, and how students observe the period leading up to Easter.
Pete Holmes Talks ‘Crashing’ and Comedic Identity
Comedian, actor, writer, podcaster and producer Peter Holmes spoke with WSN about the new season of his HBO show “Crashing” and gave his thoughts on modern comedy.
