How will you spend your Thanksgiving break?
Samantha Cook
Study Abroad: Ghana
Students that choose to study abroad in Ghana should be prepared for an amazing and completely unique experience. The program is based in crowded, beautiful Accra, the capital of Ghana, ...
The Pipes are calling -- for a home
The NYU Pipes and Drums Band calls itself one of the only university-operated Scottish piping organizations in the country. But NYU is forcing the group to move within the next few weeks because the university is finishing building renovations. Band members do not know where they will practice in the future.
University Hall
U-Hall is at the center of student life and offers many great dining options.
Law professor clashes with Goldstone Report
In a lecture in Hemmerdinger Hall yesterday, NYU Law professor David Kretzmer shared his perspective on the Goldstone Report, a UN investigation recently published.
Trans Week fights transphobia
NYU's Trans Awareness Week began with a performance by Gender Fabulous and promises more thought-provoking and entertaining events throughout the week.
Allocation of H1N1 vaccines raises criticism
The swine flu vaccine has been distributed to private companies such as Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, causing many to question why individuals in high-risk groups still have not received the vaccine.
Islam in the Big Apple
To accomodate the growing Muslim community at NYU, the Islamic Center hosts a variety of classes, discussions and events.
NYU Langone partners with Madison Square to get patients on TV
Made possible by MSG Media and The Garden of Dreams foundation, children being treated at the NYU Langone Medical Center can now participate in their new television network and star in their own television programs.
