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

Washington Square News

On Sept. 8, upwards of 40 people ran through the Washington Square Arch like anime character Naruto. CAS Sophomore Iffat Nur organized the viral event.

Students Run Wild for Naruto

Nicole Rosenthal, Contributing Writer September 25, 2017
CAS sophomore Iffat Nur's Run Through Washington Square Arch Naruto Style and Scream Like Goku In Front of Washington Square Arch events have garnered national interest and spawned copycat events throughout the country.
A woman walks her dog past the Unisphere in Flushing-Meadows Corona Park in the borough of Queens.

Out of Borough Adventure: Queens

Christopher Collado, Staff Writer September 22, 2017
New York City is bigger than Greenwich Village. Take the subway or the train to Queens to explore this diverse borough.
French Labor minister, Muriel Penicaud, spoke at NYU's Maison Francaise on March 11th. (Photo by Viola Mai)

International Houses Provide Small Slices of the World

Lindsey Alpaugh, Contributing Writer September 18, 2017
NYU's international houses offer not only a welcoming space for a diverse array of students, but they also provide programming and language classes for the public.
No need for a fake ID to enjoy your time watching various productions at the Public Theatre, located on Lafayette Street.

How to Survive in New York City Without a Fake

Kaitlyn Wang, Features Editor September 15, 2017
Think you need a fake ID? Think again. Here are six things to do after class that don't require lying about your age.
A venetian sandwich from Tramezzini.

Out of Borough Adventures: Brooklyn

Alyssa Kelly, Staff Writer September 15, 2017
Venture outside of Manhattan and cross the Brooklyn Bridge to explore the Borough of Trees.
CMEP recently brought in a new therapist for the NYU public. Dr. Jonathan McClain wants to provide a place for students to feel comfortable discussing their identity.

CMEP Welcomes NYU Students Home

Natalie Chinn, Contributing Writer September 11, 2017
The NYU Center for Multicultural Education and Programs provides a welcoming space for students of color on campus. Unique programming and open dialogues, like this semester's new series "CMEP in the City," help students feel at home on campus and in New York City.
Gallatin alum Alex Schatzeberg brings New Vibes to St. Marks with his yoga studio.

Gallatin Alum’s St. Marks Yoga Studio Brings Him Full Circle

Kaitlyn Wang, Features Editor September 8, 2017
NYU alum Alex Schatzberg opened New Vibes Yoga in 2014, four years after he graduated in 2010. Now relocated at St. Marks Place, he's come full circle.

First Impressions

Jemima McEvoy, Managing Editor September 5, 2017
Freshmen reflect on their first impressions of NYU and how they've changed.
More than 300 Welcome Week Leaders helped welcome the incoming class of 2021, new transfer students and Liberal Studies First-Year Abroad students.

Welcome Week Leaders Bring Together Students New and Old

Kaitlyn Wang, Features Editor September 5, 2017
Welcome Week is a great way to get acquainted with your new school and campus, but it also requires a lot of behind the scenes work.
While You Were Here

While You Were Here

Hailey Nuthals, Editor-in-Chief May 4, 2017

Does it feel real yet? Has the shock set in, or the relief? Does it feel good? Scary? You did so much to get to this point, and worked so hard. A lot of cups of coffee —...

Face-to-Face With Seniors

May 4, 2017

WSN gets up close and personal with seniors as they prepare for graduation.

The Bucket List Issue

The Bucket List Issue

Rachel Ruecker, Senior Editor May 1, 2017