Born To Be at NYU
As this NYU student returned back to her family’s first stomping grounds, she finds her true self.
Pete Buttigieg talks transport, climate inequity at NYU panel
The U.S. Secretary of Transportation joined industry experts to discuss the importance of infrastructure legislation and its intersection with environmental justice.
Native New Yorkers on Balancing Family and Independence
First-generation and native New Yorker students reflect on finding their sense of independence at college and how they balance that with family and strict immigrant parents.
After one month of checking visitor vax cards, NYU gives up
Though visitors to campus must still be vaccinated for COVID-19, they no longer need to show physical proof of vaccination to gain access to university buildings.
Private security guards patrol emergency exits at West 4th subway station
The security presence, which began in early September, is unarmed and discouraged from physically confronting subway riders.
‘Metaverse Boot Camp’ draws intrigue and ire
Metaverse experts and NYU students convened to chat about virtual reality, NFTs and the blockchain at a two-day event sponsored by the School of Professional Studies.
NYU Shanghai students ask to graduate elsewhere due to COVID cancellations
The Student Government Assembly convened to address graduation concerns from NYU Shanghai students, Swipe it Forward’s relaunch and more at its biweekly meeting on Thursday, Oct. 13.
NYU cross country teams near the finish line of the season
The runners of both the men’s and women’s cross country teams prepare for their final races before the postseason.
Men’s soccer redeems conference-opening loss with a strong weekend performance
NYU men’s soccer began its weekend with a game-winning goal against Emory University in the last minute.
Women’s soccer takes a hit against Emory and Rochester
NYU women’s soccer lost both of its University Athletic Association matchups over the weekend.
Bill de Blasio to teach at NYU next year
The former New York City mayor will deliver talks and teach a graduate course in the spring as part of his new role as a visiting fellow at the university.
Sex offender prof. under review, wants to keep NYU job
NYU adjunct professor Robert Ginsberg was suspended after the university discovered that he had been convicted of possessing and promoting child pornography in 2015. The adjunct union says it is prepared to represent him during review proceedings.
