Anti-PC NYU Professor Put on Paid Leave

Diamond Naga Siu, News Editor • October 31, 2016

Deplorable NYU Professor is now on paid leave for the rest of the semester.

Censorship of @antipcnyuprof is Problematic

WSN Editorial Board • October 31, 2016

Rectenwald’s conduct was inappropriate, but the school’s rash decision to put him on ice has potentially far-reaching consequences.

We Talked to the Professor Who Saved Someone’s Life Last Week

Natasha Roy, Deputy News Editor • October 18, 2016

WSN catches up with French professor who saved a young boy from a subway attack.

Professor, playwright Julia Jarcho combines academia and theater

Abraham Gross, Staff Photographer • November 5, 2015

NYU English professor Julia Jarcho presented scenes from several of her distinctive, witty plays.

Questions bubble up in ‘Soda Politics’

Lingyi Hou, Staff Writer • October 19, 2015

Marion Nestle takes on soft drinks in her latest book.

Songs teach Ebola prevention

Sam Del Rowe • October 27, 2014

Carlos Chirinos, a visiting professor at Steinhardt, has been working to combat the Ebola epidemic with the aid of an unlikely ally: music.

Amtrak sponsors train residency

Kendall Levison • October 6, 2014

Three NYU professors were recently selected to be a part of a residency program by Amtrak that allows writers to go on a long train ride and write.

Professor named MIT innovator, praised for brain research

Dhriti Tandon • October 2, 2014

The Polytechnic School of Engineering’s assistant professor of computer and electrical engineering Jonathan Viventi earned a spot on MIT's "Top 35 Innovators under 35" list of 2014 for his research on electrical signals in the brain.

Study focuses on biomechanics

Avani Hegde, Contributing Writer • September 15, 2014

Sonja Molfenter, an Assistant Professor at Steinhardt, explores the differences in swallowing function between women and men which could result in more targeted treatments for swallowing disorders.