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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Exposure | Weekend Adventures Abroad

Anna Letson, Multimedia Abroad Editor February 27, 2017
With the three-day weekend incorporated into many study abroad schedules, there is an opportunity to explore one's study away destination, which in this case, is Paris.
Student athletes often have a hard time juggling their academics with their respective sports as traveling to and from practices and games can take more time than expected.  These two fencing students wait patiently for their bus to the Stevens Institute of Technology for a meet.

How Athletes Cope With Travel Time

Marshall Winfield, Contributing Writer February 22, 2017
As a competitive college athlete, traveling is just part of the game. How do student-athletes balance travel, school and social lives?
Zoya To describes her life abroad at NYU Paris, comparing her expectations to reality.

Paris: The Dangerous Dream of Expectations

Zoya To, Contributing Writer February 9, 2017
Zoya To reflects on the moving to Paris for the wrong reasons and learning to love the city.
Allie Rubeck spent her winter break in Abu Dhabi, as part of the Presidential Honors Program.

Global Breaks at a Global University

Faith Gates, Deputy Features Editor January 23, 2017
As school starts up and students see their classmates again, everyone will be asking, “So how was your break?” This month off school is used differently for many NYU students. Students may relax, travel, spend time with their family or take J-term classes.
When you visit a new place and immerse yourself in its culture, you may find yourself surprised by the people around you.

Tel Aviv: A Night in Fez

Hannah Benson, Contributing Writer December 6, 2016
Hannah Benson reflects on her adventures staying with a family in Fez, Morocco.

Buenos Aires: The Edge of the World

November 11, 2016
In Patagonia, time slows down and nature thrives.
There’s more to just packing a passport and the usual items when preparing for studying abroad. Other items such as a travel diary come in handy too.

What to Pack for Your Semester Abroad

Halle Gold, Staff Writer November 8, 2016
Going abroad but not sure what to pack? This is your guide for things that you might not have thought to bring with you when you leave.
The village of Sintra, Portugal, from one of the castles there.

Madrid: Enjoying the Unexpected

Jessica Martinez, Social Media Editor October 17, 2016
Jessica Martinez spent a month in Madrid this summer, and though she didn't feel fully prepared for the experience, it's one she'll never forget.
Ithaa is a restaurant in the Maldives that is completely underwater, giving you the opportunity to eat under the sea.

Around the World in Nine Eateries

Caroline Zemsky, Contributing Writer October 16, 2016
The best way to travel is to plan your trips around food. Here is a list of the best food destinations from around the world, from divine, authentic places to messy mouth-watering drop bys.
Stack of rocket shells destroyed by the Iron Dome

Studying Abroad 2.0

Tommy Collison, Contributing Writer October 3, 2016
International students are technically already studying abroad. These are the recollections of an Irish student studying in Tel Aviv.
Exposure | Iceland

Exposure | Iceland

Sarah Park September 27, 2016
I traveled to Iceland: a rare, ethereal, and mysterious beauty I had always wanted to visit.
Steinhardt offers a number of individual and group music lessons for almost all instruments.

Two-Credit Classes Are the Perfect Appetizer for More Academic Courses

Lily Li, Contributing Writer September 12, 2016
Get more bang for your buck with 2-credit courses--they're included in your tuition.