Nursing union accuses NYU Langone of understaffing
Even after a health department visit, short-staffing grievances continue to pile up as the hospital denies the union’s allegations.
Tori Morales, Editor-at-Large
• Sep 12, 2023
Guest Essay: Mayor Adams’ new policy for the unhoused is dangerous for New York
Mayor Eric Adams’ latest policy is the tipping point of his year-long fight to remove houseless people from subway stations against their will without meaningfully addressing the issues they face.
Leann Beard, Guest Contributor
• Dec 5, 2022
Opinion: It’s time to give trans people respect, agency and autonomy
Transphobic bills have continued to pass through state legislatures, but American democracy should be protecting transgender people, not oppressing them.
Aarna Dixit, Staff Writer
• Mar 23, 2022
Undergraduate students support GSOC on the picket line
The GSOC strike picket line has a festive atmosphere, with strikers and supporters singing, dancing and eating. Picketing began on Monday, April 26, and will continue until the union wins a new contract.
Mei Lamison, Staff Writer
• Apr 30, 2021
NYU Langone Develops Telemedicine Blueprint
Telemedicine, which allows for remote healthcare, could fundamentally alter the way medicine is practiced.
Roshni Raj, Deputy News Editor
• Sep 21, 2020
The Pandemic Calls for More Mental Health Care
As social isolation measures persist, there needs to be more access to mental health resources to help individuals grapple with the challenges presented by COVID-19.
Gabby Lozano, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Apr 8, 2020
Provide Resources for Undocumented Immigrants
During this pandemic, it’s essential that undocumented immigrants aren’t left behind.
Gabby Lozano, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Mar 25, 2020
GSOC Deserved Better Communication
NYU’s decision to change some graduate students’ healthcare plans speaks towards a bigger problem of a lack of communication between the university and its students.
Feb 11, 2019
Graduate Students and Employees Protest NYU Healthcare Rollbacks
The protests are centered around changes made to their healthcare plans that they say were made without notification over the summer.
Sarah Jackson, News Editor
• Nov 29, 2018
NYU Dentistry Awarded $13 Million to Study Cavity Prevention
Patrick Pauley, Contributing writer
• Sep 26, 2017
Inaccurate Medical Journalism Produces False Positives
Aparna Alankar, Contributing Writer
• Oct 12, 2016
Needle Exchanges Are Model of Good Drug Policy
Abraham Gross, Deputy Opinion Editor
• Apr 17, 2016
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