NYU Alumna Talks Racial and Ethnic Biases in US Healthcare System
NYU graduate and Mount Sinai Clinical Instructor Carolyn Hutson discussed racial and ethnic biases in the United States healthcare system during an event Tuesday evening.
Monday Musings: On Colin Kaepernick, Harden’s Heroics and the Internet’s Favorite NBA Player
Our sports editor tackles what is happening — or rather, not happening — with Colin Kaepernick and the NFL, the conundrum that is James Harden and Alex Caruso, the Lakers’ cult hero.
The NBA MVP Race: Harden or Giannis?
This year’s NBA race for Most Valuable Player is tighter than ever with two lightning-hot superstars leading the way.
Ta-Nehisi Coates: ‘The Power of Invisibility Is Dissipating’
At a Tony Judt memorial lecture, the "Between the World and Me” author spoke about how history’s misremembered accounts contribute to misunderstandings with today’s left.
New Space for Black Students Opens for the Spring Semester
“I, Too, Am Divine,” a semester-long exhibition meant to celebrate black spiritualism through art and discussion launched this Tuesday.
An Asian Performing Artist Erased From History
Despite the persistent stereotypes that Asian performers face, Sessue Hayakawa, a Japanese American actor, was a Hollywood leading man in the era of silent films.
Tisch Students Call for Resources for Students of Color
A petition calling for more resources for Tisch students of color has garnered over 300 signatures.
Snow Bunnies Aren’t a Type and Neither Am I
Racial preferences in dating aren't components of your type. They're just racist.
