How will you spend your Thanksgiving break?
Charlotte Evans
| Deputy Campus Editor | September 2010 | -- | December 2010 |
NYU Shanghai construction begins
On Monday, NYU president John Sexton and Chinese officials in Pudong, Shanghai celebrated the groundbreaking of NYU's second international degree-granting campus, which will open in 2013.
Despite risks, Four Loko remains popular on campus
While some colleges and universities around the nation have taken action to stop students from consuming the caffeinated alcoholic drinks, NYU has not followed suit.
New York City Full o'Nuts once again
Classic New York chain Chock Full o'Nuts is being reborn in the city.
Students face fewer substance abuse violations
Fewer students have received violations due to alcohol or drug abuse in residence halls, according to a new report.
Stern lounge is home to a furry, whiskered resident
A mouse has been spotted in the Michael Mendelson Study Lounge on the third floor of Tisch Hall.
Housing portal down until Friday
Students are stuck in housing limbo until the portal is booted back up on Friday.
Students remember the Holocaust
Alpha Epsilon Pi and the Bronfman Center sponsored a "Never Forget" silent walk through campus to honor those who suffered through the Holocaust.
New heating and cooling technology for some dorms next year
Some dorms suffer from varying degrees of temperature control during the winter and spring months, but plans are being made to implement more effective temperature control in some dorms.
