Liberal Studies Deserves Better
NYU’s refusal to treat LS students and faculty as equal to their peers in FAS means that the university has failed to recognize a significant portion of its own community.
Law Professors Make Their Textbooks Free, Hoping to Ease Students’ Financial Burdens
NYU professors of copyright and trademark law classes, instead of going through a publisher, have uploaded their textbooks online for students across the country to use for free.
NYU Professor: Demonizing Vaping Does ‘More Harm Than Good’
Dr. David Abrams, in the College of Global Public Health, believes that demonizing e-cigarette use discourages existing cigarette smokers from switching to them.
Chris Chan Roberson: The Fastest Professor Alive
Tisch professor Chris Chan Roberson discusses his experience in and outside of the industry from “Surf Nazis Must Die” to hawking vintage clothes.
NYU Responds to GSOC Petition that Avital Ronell be Fired
The graduate student union called on NYU to fire the professor who was found to have sexually harassed a student.
Letter to the Editor: ‘The Miseducation of Business’
Stern Professor Michael Posner responds to Aug. 22 article, "The Miseducation of Business." He argues expanding coursework is the key to an ethical business education.
Field Trips — the Best Way to Learn?
Sometimes seeing is better than hearing, which is why these classes had some intriguing field trips in New York City.
Working With Bones, Bringing Peace to the Dead
When your profession revolves around skeletal remains, you develop a unique connection with the deceased.
Upset NYU Professor One of Many Who Couldn’t Vote Last Week
Although a registered New York voter, an NYU professor says he was unable to vote in last week's primary.
