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

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A crowd surrounds a memorial filled with candles, flowers, posters and Israeli flags in front of a storefront.

Mass shooting near NYU Tel Aviv campus prompts university response

After a shooting in Tel Aviv last week and a number of attacks in Israel over the last month, site administrators advised students to exercise greater caution and avoid traveling outside of Tel Aviv.
Maria Freyre, Senior Staff Writer Apr 12, 2022

NYU Tel Aviv provided transportation back to campus and advised students to temporarily stay indoors after a mass shooting near campus on April 7. The shooting left three dead...

How venues and restaurants across NYC are enforcing the vax pass

How venues and restaurants across NYC are enforcing the vax pass

Since Aug. 16, indoor venues have been required to check customers’ vaccination statuses as mandated by the new city-wide policy referred to as The Key to NYC. Here’s how you can show your proof of vaccination.
Sydney Barragan, UTA Deputy Editor Sep 24, 2021

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination has been required for a variety of indoor activities across New York City as of Aug. 16. Full enforcement of the new mandate has been in place since...

Breakfast options for sale in Spacemarket outside Weinstein. (Photo by Talia Barton)

Hit the Snooze and Get Breakfast Too

It isn’t hard to keep your dorm room breakfast-ready.
Divya Nelakonda, Staff Writer Oct 7, 2019

We’ve all been there. You’re at your morning lecture and as the professor drones on, all you can think about is your empty stomach begging for a bagel. Or worse, the classroom...

When going out, all-black ensemble is a stylish go-to. (Photo by Yeho Hwang)

Staying Warm Without Staying In

How to stay warm without staying in.
Taylor Jeffries, Contributing Writer Dec 4, 2018
How to use staple wardrobe pieces to maintain function and fashion.
Some students elect to use fake IDs for nights out before they turn 21. (Photo by Sam Klein)

Fake (ID) It ‘til You Make It

Some say you can't survive college in NYC without a fake — but is it true?
Matigan King, Contributing Writer Oct 19, 2018
Some say you can't survive college in NYC without a fake — but is it true?
7 Downtown Bars to Keep You Busy All Week

7 Downtown Bars to Keep You Busy All Week

Mix up your nightlife with these 7 fun events.
Emily Mason, Contributing Writer Oct 9, 2018

New Yorkers love going out. Thursday through Saturday, the streets are flooded with drunk college students, young professionals, and even the occasional group of parents out on...

Two visitors peek inside Mmuseumm, located on Cortlandt Alley. Even when the museum is closed, visitors can call a toll-free number to hear about the objects, or look inside the building’s windows. (Photo by Katie Peurrung)

Small Sights in the Big Apple

Beth Sattur, Contributing Writer Mar 26, 2018
Here are some of the smallest sights in all of New York City.
The Back Room is a celebrated Prohibition-era speakeasy tucked away in the Lower East Side.

Keep Quiet About These Speakeasies

Liv Chai, Dining Editor Jan 22, 2018
Explore with me speakeasies from laundromats to hot dog joints.
via facebook.com

Brooklyn bar, restaurant raises drinking age to 25

Dec 2, 2013
Phil's Crummy Corner, a restaurant and bar in Brooklyn, raised its drinking age to 25 after complaints from neighbors of rowdiness from younger customers.
Jonathan Tan/WSN

Midtown precinct puts SantaCon on naughty list

Dec 2, 2013
Lt. John Cocchi wrote a letter to bar owners in Midtown, urging them not to participate in this year's SantaCon.
via yelp.com

NYPD inspects Lower East Side bars

Feb 25, 2013
The New York Police Department began checking bars on the Lower East Side to see if the establishments were abiding by the city's laws and codes.

Bartenders donate shifts to Sandy victims

Dec 18, 2012
NYU alum and bar owner Michael Sinesky is donating Friday night shifts to displaced bartenders from the Rockaways.

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