Students and faculty demand support for Jewish students at WSP protest
Hundreds of students and faculty gathered in Washington Square Park on Thursday to demand greater university support for Jewish students amid the Israel-Hamas war.
HR dismissed complaints about former athletics director, sources say
A human resources representative at NYU’s athletics department allegedly told multiple staff members to “just suck it up” when they brought sexual harassment and misconduct complaints against the department’s former director.
The tricks and treats of Halloween thrifting
NYU students discuss their thrifted Halloween costumes, sustainability and coming of age.
Review: Squirrel Flower returns with an unmissable rock record ‘Tomorrow’s Fire’
The Chicago-based singer-songwriter applies heavy, atmospheric indie rock to aching, vivid storytelling.
Life outside pre-med: How four students balance hobbies and homework
Some might think pre-med students are all work and no play, but these four CAS students suggest otherwise.
NYU announces Center for Indigenous Studies, will establish new major
The university’s new center, which is slated to open in spring 2024, will provide a dedicated space for Indigenous students on campus and launch an Indigenous Studies major.
Students caught tearing down Israeli hostage posters may face disciplinary action
Recordings and pictures of the students taking down the posters quickly circulated throughout social media, which revealed the students’ names and their information to millions.
What to do this week: Latin American festival, pumpkin carving and more
The Daybook is WSN’s weekly column listing in-person and online events at NYU and across New York City. This week: Oct. 23-29.
Student Bar Association disbands following pro-Palestine message from president
Following a message supporting Palestinian resistance by the president of the law school’s Student Bar Association, all remaining members stepped down from their positions.
Beyond books and bedding: The comfort objects students bring to college
College is a period of uncharted change. Here’s what five students brought to school to help them stay grounded through it all.
Review: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ glorifies American sin, white greed and forbidden love
Martin Scorsese’s first Western crime drama represents the duality of man while also educating the audience on the Osage’s “Reign of Terror.”
7 tabletop games that will test your friendships
If you’ve already beaten your friends on every Mario Kart track, maybe it’s time to move on to a board game instead.
