Sunrise NYU revives university divestment campaign
The campaign urges the university to divest from fossil fuels and private prisons. Organizers held the first rally of the semester on Oct. 15.
Ranked: Places to cry in NYC
No, this isn’t a cry for help (yet), but thanks for your concern!
NYU employees launch free farmstand to combat food insecurity on campus
The Minetta Creek Collective’s farmstand, set to launch on Oct. 6, reimagines the concept of a food bank for the NYU and Greenwich Village communities.
An obituary for Bowllin’
It’s not actually closed. It’s just dead to me.
NYC Debt Collective seeks to end student loan burdens
With national student debt at a record high, the New York City chapter of a national debtors’ union is seeking to cancel loan payments through legal action and community organizing.
Salsa dance classes bring spice to Washington Square Park
Free weekly dance classes have brought salsa to Washington Square Park every Tuesday. The classes continue until the end of September.
10 food spots under $12
Check out these 10 restaurants that offer quick, flavorful meals for under $12.
Opinion: The NYU Daily Screener is redundant
There is no reason why we should have to show our Daily Screener and NYU ID to enter university buildings.
The culture editors’ guide to on-campus etiquette
From the L Train to L Train Vintage, we’ve got you covered.
‘Stalking the celebration’: NYPD clashes disrupt Washington Square Park Pride march
Eight people were arrested at the park on June 27 in a series of incidents widely circulated on social media. Students and park-goers say the heightened police presence makes them feel unsafe.
Who’s the Dosa Man? Behind the scenes of the first vegan dosa cart
Thiru Kumar, known by many as the Dosa Man, talks about his experience operating a small business during COVID-19 and how he became an famous figure in the New York City dining scene.
