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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

Historians Peniel Joseph and Yohuru Willaims discuss Black Power, its relationship with American institutions and its continuing application today in the light of the Ferguson movement.

Historians talk about modern racism

Justine Morris, Contributing Writer February 11, 2015
NYU students, staff and alumni travelled to the State Capitol to advocate for the expansion of state financial aid with New York's most powerful decision-makers.
This Weekend: Oct. 31 to Nov. 2

This Weekend: Oct. 31 to Nov. 2

This Halloween weekend, you can head to a haunted house or the famous Village parade.
Ilona Tuominen, Staff Writer October 30, 2014
Here are five great Halloween-themed events happening this weekend.

Quarantine of aid workers reprehensible

WSN Editorial Board, Editorial Board October 27, 2014
In establishing their quarantine policy, Cuomo and Christie made an ill-informed choice that contradicts medical expertise.

Term limits valuable for NY ethics reform

WSN Editorial Board, Editorial Board October 20, 2014
At an NYU event, NY Gov. candidate Rob Astorino advocated for term limit reform, a notable suggestion for ethics reform.
It is important to treat your feet well after walking for hours in the city.

Destress with at-home spa treatments

Lauren Craddock, Contributing Writer October 15, 2014
With New York Spa Week taking over the final weeks of October, proper pampering for the crafty New Yorker on a student budget means DIY facials, pedicures and all-around relaxation regimes. Treating yourself and turning your home into a miniature spa is an easy alternative to purchasing high-priced, upscale salon packages.

NYC finds balance between privacy, safety

WSN Editorial Board, Editorial Board October 8, 2014
NYC has put an end to a possible smartphone tracking program. This is a step in the right direction for NYC in balancing personal privacy with public security.
Visitors walk along the recently opened section of the High Line on Sunday afternoon.

High Line extends another half-mile, attracts visitors on Sunday

September 22, 2014
The third section of the High Line opened on Sept. 21.

People’s Climate March truly for the people

WSN Editorial Board September 22, 2014
People's Climate March successful in conveying message.
[UPDATE] All-female taxi service launches today

[UPDATE] All-female taxi service launches today

Sonja Popovic, Contributing Writer September 16, 2014
A new all female taxi service, SheTaxis, is launching in New York on September 16.
Rebecca Taylor Spring/Summer 2015

Rebecca Taylor Spring/Summer 2015

Caroline Aghajanian, Contributing Writer September 7, 2014

Silk chiffon, embroidered flowers, fluttered tops and dresses dominated the runway of Rebecca Taylor's Spring/Summer 2015 collection. Model Waleska started the show wearing...

Supima Spring/Summer 2015

Anubhuti Kumar, Contributing Writer September 7, 2014

Clothes, colors, and cotton galore were a perfect way to introduce the fresh faces of New York Fashion Week. That is what Supima, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting...

Trina Turk Spring/Summer 2015

Trina Turk Spring/Summer 2015

Grace Halio, Contributing Writer September 6, 2014

Trina Turk’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection began with an upbeat, breezy space filled with blooming floral prints and energetic hues of pink and orange. Turk’s cheeky theme...