Ian Partman on revolution, abolition and activist scholarship
Gallatin sophomore is changing the world, one movement at a time.
Tara Jones: sex educator and advocate
College of Arts & Science senior is calling for comprehensive sex education centering around black and queer voices.
Victoria Abraham on fat liberation and authenticity
College of Arts and Sciences senior educates by simply existing online as a fat person.
The library of my mind
In this personal narrative, Features Editor Kiersten Dugan illustrates the inner workings of her mind.
In between yesterday and tomorrow
The final Exposures piece of fall 2021 concludes the first; again accompanied by words from thinker Jiddu Krishnamurti.
Taking a ‘Risk’: Piper Page breaks into the music scene
Steinhardt junior Piper Page talks singing, songwriting, moving from town to city and her plans for the future.
Pyrite
Pyrite, more commonly known as fool's gold, lacks the strength of real gold and falls apart with little effort. This series of images from Christian churches accompanies Deputy Exposures Editor Taylor Knight’s inquest into the validity of religion and its role in his life.
Unseen, overworked, underpaid: Student parents at NYU
Struggling with burnout, hectic schedules and financial adversity, NYU’s student parents call for increased representation and resources to help them balance college and raising children.
Q&A: Tattoo artists on the human canvas
These four NYC-based tattoo artists illustrate how the human body can serve as an unconventional canvas.
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.
