Dear New York City
A native New Yorker rediscovers her love for the city
How can NYC(U) be your personality if you’ve only been to Manhattan?
The who’s who of the where’s where around NYU: a look into the MTA.
Voicemail Message #2: Echoes
The second part of a two-part poem: Silence breaks on the other end.
Your new favorite spots: where to get student discounts around campus
Restaurants, cafes and theaters that offer NYU discounts you might not have known about
Gallery guide
A brief list of current must-see art exhibitions in Manhattan, including SAMO©, Tyler Mitchell, Rosemary Mayer and this year’s Met Fashion Exhibition.
Voicemail Message #1: Burnout
The first part of a two-part poem about cut ties and lost connections in the digital age.
Conflict in the search for permanency
New Exposures Editor Julian Hammond Santander presents a California suspended between nostalgia and reality, accompanied by a selection from Krishnamurti.
From Walter Reed to Ph.D.: How a motorcycle crash catalyzed an NYU professor’s chemistry career
A motorcycle crash took John Michael Halpin out of the Army and led him toward becoming the first in his family to go to college. Five academic degrees later, Halpin is a distinguished chemistry professor at NYU and an inspiration to hundreds of students.
Flaca o gorda: My struggle with pandemic weight gain
My journey dealing with the effects of weight gain due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Slices of Home
Places in New York City that remind us of home, or otherwise hold a special place in our hearts.
Finishing college from home: students reflect on a remote final semester
Three seniors reflect on the disappointments and silver linings of spending their last semester of college at home, studying remotely.
