First-Years Comment on Tara Westover’s “Educated”
NYU asked first-year students to read “Educated” by Tara Westover because of its thematic applicability to the first-year experience.
BROCKHAMPTON Rests On Its Laurels With “GINGER”
The band’s new album does a solid enough job, but could have been so much more.
‘Out of Blue’ Hides Its Messy Narrative Behind Impressive Atmosphere
The new detective thriller feels like an experiment into what a competently-made movie would look like if it had its narrative amputated.
Coffee and Ambience at Caffe Reggio
Travel back in time to the Italian Renaissance at Caffe Reggio in Greenwich Village.
Tisch’s ‘Fiction’ Asks, ‘What Does It Mean to Be a Spectator?’
The new performance piece, written and directed by theatermakers 600 Highwaymen, explores the nature of art and spectatorship through the work of photographer Diane Arbus.
Nutella Cafe Opens Doors Near NYU
Everything you need to know about New York’s new Nutella Cafe.
11 Months and One Daunting Task — The Quirky Story of This Arthouse Wannabe
Two siblings-turned-filmmakers are forced to clear their grandmother's house in 11 months. What they find is endearing and unexpected.
