Review: ‘Cleopatra and Frankenstein’ tackles love and loneliness
NYU alum Coco Mellors’ “Cleopatra and Frankenstein” is a complex narrative of love, loss, trauma and companionship.
Starting afresh is sometimes lonely, NYU transfer students say
Limited opportunities for socializing can make it difficult for transfer students to make friends and feel integrated within NYU culture.
Memories of Mother at the PlayPlace
In a McDonald's PlayPlace, one boy experiences a transcendent moment while reflecting on his mother, the Vietnam War and the trauma that we hand down through the generations.
Conquering Loneliness
While loneliness can be deeply unpleasant and scary, labeling it as something negative that needs to be avoided only encourages people to fear a natural human experience.
The Dangers of Love in the Age of Dating Apps
Dating apps are deeply addictive, exploitative and dehumanizing — and there’s no way to escape them.
When Welcome Week Isn’t Welcoming
A week that held so much promise disappointed in the end.
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.
