New York City Archives - Page 33 of 54

Professors: Landlords Must Pay MTA

Christine Lee, Staff Writer • November 27, 2017

The New York City subway system was riddled with emergency repairs, train delays and system malfunctions this summer. To fix the subway system, Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to tax the rich to pay for repairs, but Governor Andrew Cuomo prefers to make the drivers pay to drive through the city’s most congested parts.

Baby, It’s Cold Outside: How to Have Fun Indoors

Tiffanie Hwang, Contributing Writer • November 17, 2017

Just because it's cold doesn't mean you can't have fun. Here are four of our favorite indoor activities this winter.

Jack Frost Playing Games in NYC

Natalie Chinn, Staff Writer • November 10, 2017

As the weather transitions from summer to fall, students are coping with varied temperatures.

Valuable Women Finding Their Valuable Future

Alex York, Deputy Social Media Editor • November 9, 2017

At the Know Your Value conference on Oct. 31, Mika Brzezinski discussed the importance of confidence and composure for working women.

Students Campaign for Change

Chelsey Sanchez, Digital Director • November 6, 2017

For some NYU students, working on a campaign for a local election means campaigning to affect citizens' daily life.

Ai Weiwei Challenges Trump’s Wall, DACA Repeal

Ryan Mikel, Entertainment Editor • October 23, 2017

You might have noticed Ai Weiwei's installation underneath the Arch in WSP. "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" was created in order to draw attention to the rising levels of nationalism and animosity towards immigrants around the world.