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The Soapbox: The fight against sexual abuse continues

The Soapbox is a weekly column by WSN’s news desk examining the major developments in world news and rounding up the stories we think are worth the read this week. Global consciousness for a global university.
Kristian Burt, News Editor February 11, 2022

In the Catholic Church, religious leaders cover up abuse Former Pope Benedict XVI denied allegations of misconduct on Tuesday regarding the mishandling of sexual abuse cases involving...

Journalism students to cover papal visit with social media app

Diamond Naga Siu, Contributing Writer September 22, 2015
NYU's journalism school is teaming up with social multimedia app Evrybit to broadcast the Pope's visit to New York City.
NYU Reacts: Vatican shifts stance on issues

NYU Reacts: Vatican shifts stance on issues

Larson Binzer, Deputy News Editor October 16, 2014
The NYU community reacts to a recent announcement from the Vatican.
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NYU Reacts: Pope Francis’ advice for Catholic Church

September 23, 2013
Students react to Pope Francis' recent comments about the Catholic Church's "obsession" with social issues.
Pope resignation brings to light matters of personal choice within the Church

Pope resignation brings to light matters of personal choice within the Church

March 7, 2013
Despite being openly criticized by his decision to abdicate from the papacy, Joseph Ratzinger might have done the Church a favor, forcing to recognize the implications of a changing world.

Pope resignation does not change church principles

February 12, 2013
Pope Benedict XVI will leave his post at the end of the month, but a change of guard may not mean much for progress for ancient religious principles.