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

Washington Square News

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

Washington Square News

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

Washington Square News

Illustrated by Rachel Lee.

Chicken Comb

First-year Alexandra Chan speaks about how something as simple as hair can externally define who she is, but it really shouldn’t.
Alexandra Chan, Contributing Writer Sep 23, 2019

Bald I was plopped in a round pool floaty, corking the hole. Bzzt. Bzzt. My mother’s friend’s brother’s wife collected the tufts of hair and set them aside, definitely...

From cowboy boots to simple designer clothes, NYU students reflect on trends they have had enough of. (Staff Illustration by Min Ji Kim)

Students Dish on Tired Trends

Break up with your wardrobe, I’m bored.
Yaprak Ugurses, Staff Writer Sep 13, 2019

A blue-haired bohemian sophomore, a first-year clothed head-to-toe in black and a girl wearing a mini neon dress in perfect harmony with the color of her hair weave through the...

FRINGE

FRINGE

David Bologna and Gabriella Bower Nov 19, 2015
Co-editors David Bologna and Gabriella Bower share their vision for this season's issue of Fringe, "Back to Basics."
As winter approaches, many people choose turtlenecks over scarves to stay warm.

Total neck coverage uncostly and chic

Mikaella Evaristo, Contributing Writer Oct 13, 2015
The sweater once saved for tech geniuses takes its turn in the spotlight this fall. From neutral to cable-knit, the turtleneck could be the ultimate seasonal piece.
via sephora.com

Welcoming turtlenecks back on fashion scene

Dec 4, 2012
Though once seen as outdated, the turtleneck is back on the fashion scene.

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