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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

Broken Windows, Broken Policy

Broken Windows, Broken Policy

In light of the growing tensions between civilians and police, the NYPD Slowdown reveals something transformative about the future of policing and security.
Cole Stallone, Opinion Editor Sep 6, 2019

In response to the firing of NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo — the man who killed Eric Garner — Police Benevolent Association President Pat Lynch declared that “the NYPD will...

Anthony Ramos and John David Washington in Monsters and Men.

Tisch Alumnus Talks Politically Charged Directorial Debut

Chris Delaney, Contributing Writer Oct 1, 2018
WSN sits down with Tisch alum Reinaldo Marcus Green, director of the politically relevant "Monsters and Men."

Women of color ‘Straight Outta Compton’ film

Aliya Ikhumen, Contributing Writer Oct 22, 2015
"Straight Outta Compton" is an important film about police brutality and racism, but fails to recognize women of color.

The Evolution of Fashion Week

Linda Yang, Contributing Writer Sep 21, 2015
The history of New York Fashion Week has seen a gradual evolution from business event to global spectacle. From artistic platform to social justice, the runway shows of NYFW are not just for editors anymore.

Blake debacle underscores need for NYPD reform

WSN Editorial Board Sep 14, 2015
The James Blake case is the latest case of NYPD misconduct. It is past time for Bratton and de Blasio to act.
Conversation over police brutality needs nuance

Conversation over police brutality needs nuance

WSN Editorial Board Apr 26, 2015
The East Village killing of David Felix prompts further conversation of police brutality and the necessity of good relations between the NYPD and New Yorkers.

Hundreds protest police brutality

Amanda Morris, Contributing Writer Apr 15, 2015
Protesters took to the New York City streets as part of a national movement protesting police brutality.

Panelists debate body cameras for police

Justine Morris, Contributing Writer Feb 19, 2015
A panel discussed how to promote transparency in cases of police "excessive force."
Four police officers restrain a protester.

Protests follow Garner decision

News Team Dec 4, 2014
Thousands marched through NYC to protest the grand jury decision not to charge the NYPD officer for the death of Eric Garner.
Body cameras cannot fix racism

Body cameras cannot fix racism

Omar Etman and Tommy Collison Dec 4, 2014
The grand jury's failure to indict the officer who killed Eric Garner shows that body cameras may not be the perfect solution.

NYPD program moves toward accountability

WSN Editorial Board Sep 15, 2014
The NYPD body camera program can foster accountability and transparency.

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