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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Illustration of a player wearing the Texas Rangers’ jersey with blue, red, and white accents and text “RANGERS” written across the jersey.

Excitement grows as the Rangers enter training camp

After an unexpected playoff run last June, the New York Rangers look to build upon their success this upcoming season.
Ahaan Sabherwal, Staff Writer Sep 23, 2022

“Stanley Cup Contender” are words New York Rangers fans have not heard since the days of Henrik Lundqvist and his dazzling saves. However, the emergence of a young goaltender...

The New York Rangers celebrate their victory over the Montreal Canadiens in game six of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Saturday. NYU reacts to the team’s success.

NYU Reacts: Rangers Win Over Canadiens

Rachel Ruecker, Senior Editor Apr 24, 2017
As the Stanley Cup Playoffs journey on, the Rangers bested the Montreal Canadiens in six games. Here's the take from NYU students.
As the NHL season gets underway, here are some trends to look out for.

NHL Preview: Five Things to Watch

Ben Goodkin, Contributing Writer Oct 14, 2016
As NHL action got underway Wednesday night, we take a look at some trends to watch for.
Canadas pride and joy Sid the Kid is a generational talent, despite what critics and Ovechkin advocates may say

Sid vs. Ovi: A Case for Crosby

Rachel Ruecker, Deputy Sports Editor Apr 15, 2016
In an era of two greats, WSN's Rachel Ruecker thinks Sidney Crosby edges Alexander Ovechkin.
Alexander Ovechkin has a combination of wit, physicality and skill that is unmatched in perennial foe Sidney Crosby

Sid vs. Ovi: A Case for Ovechkin

Abbey Wilson, Copy Chief Apr 15, 2016
WSN's Abbey Wilson argues against Rachel Ruecker and believes Alexander Ovechkin is this era's best player.
This is the first time since 1970 that no team from Canada will compete in the Stanley Cup.

True North Strong and…Not in the Playoffs?

Rachel Ruecker, Deputy Sports Editor Apr 8, 2016
The lack of Canadian teams in this year's NHL playoffs is not an accurate reflection of the country's influence on the game, writes Rachel Ruecker.
NHL update at the quarter mark

NHL update at the quarter mark

Rachel Ruecker, Staff Writer Dec 8, 2015
WSN's Rachel Ruecker reviews her NHL predictions after the season's first quarter.
John Tortorella, known for his outlandish personality and heated relationship with the media, has recently been hired to coach the USA hockey team.

Tortorella hire might not pay off for Blue Jackets

Rachel Ruecker, Staff Writer Nov 6, 2015
After getting off to a rough start, will the always outspoken John Tortorella be a good fit in Columbus as the coach of the Blue Jackets?

Skating through the potential outcomes of the NHL season

Rachel Ruecker, Deputy Social Media Editor Oct 9, 2015
Everything you need to know about the upcoming NHL contenders.
Kane has served as the NHL’s resident frat guy, frequently spotted at bars behaving as a less-than-model citizen

Pending investigation, should Kane continue playing for the Blackhawks?

Rachel Ruecker, Deputy Social Media Editor Sep 30, 2015
As Patrick Kane's legal woes become more complicated, are the Blackhawks correctly handling their star player?

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