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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

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Exploration floors provide unique space to delve into interests, hobbies

Mar 7, 2013
A unique feature of NYU residence hall life is the option to live on an Explorations floor. The Explorations program features theme-based floors in various residence halls, creating a community of students with similar interests.
Brownstones in Park Slope, Brooklyn. A popular neighborhood for students living outside housing.

Off-campus housing: Park Slope

Mar 7, 2013
Park Slope South, Brooklyn, is a cool and affordable area that has a lot to offer. Rent prices average around $2,000 per month for a one-bedroom apartment, but you can find rentals for about $1,500 to $1,700 per month.
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13th Street residence hall

Mar 7, 2013
The 13th Street residence hall, also known as the Senior House, is quite possibly the least dormy of all residence halls — it’s a perfect transition from college housing to real-world New York apartments.
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Seventh Street residence hall

Mar 7, 2013
Located a mere 10 minutes from nea-rly every building on campus, the quiet, 80-student Green House at Seventh Street residence hall is a haven for eco-friendly minds. Offering its residents a stronger community than many other upperclassman dorms, the entire building works to build a sustainable environment through programming events, maintaining a garden and hosting communal dinners.
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Lafayette Street residence hall

Mar 7, 2013
Lafayette residence hall is roomy. That’s possibly the one true benefit of living at Lafayette, rather than any other residence closer to campus.
Rachel Kaplan/WSN

Broome Street residence hall

Mar 7, 2013
Sandwiched between SoHo and Little Italy, Broome Street residence hall is known as the upperclassman residential college dorm.
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Off-campus housing: East Village

Mar 7, 2013
If nothing else, the East Village is eccentric — packed to the gills with delicious gourmet food, quirky bars, clubs and bustling urban parks, this is a neighborhood that is never boring.
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Off-campus housing: Lower East Side

Mar 7, 2013
The Lower East Side is one of the most energetic, fun places to live in the city because of its abundance of hip restaurants and nightlife activities.
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Off-campus housing: Stuyvesant Town

Mar 7, 2013
Stuyvesant Town is a great choice for a residential off-campus atmosphere.
Rachel Kaplan/WSN

Off-campus housing: Brooklyn Heights

Mar 7, 2013
Those who appreciate historic architecture and classic tree-lined streets might take to Brooklyn Heights, a neighborhood with the feeling of a small town in a big city.
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Off-campus housing: Crown Heights

Mar 7, 2013
Some students might think that Brooklyn is oh-so-far away, but Crown Heights, a north-central Brooklyn neighborhood, may lead one to reconsider.
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Palladium residence hall

Mar 6, 2013
Living in Palladium residence hall is a great choice if location and amenities are primary concerns.

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