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

Washington Square News

A bird’s-eye view of the Bobst atrium: a DJ and dance pool to the left; the entrance to Bobst and an ice sculpture to the right

Violet Gala and Ball bring back high school prom nostalgia

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Violet Gala and Ball are back, Bobst transformation and all.
Mayee Yeh, Identity & Equity Editor Apr 25, 2022

Nearly 300 students were seated inside a tent in the middle of Gould Plaza on Saturday night. Most were dressed in their best suits, cocktail dresses or floor-length gowns....

Three gala attendees in blazers and turtlenecks chatting under the purple lights of the V100 Gala event.

V100 is a better spirit week than your high school’s

If you didn’t know what V100 was before, here’s your quick guide to NYU’s spirit week events.
Mayee Yeh, Identity & Equity Editor Apr 18, 2022

I’ve never had school pride. My high school’s name was synonymous with its top Science Olympiad team, much like NYU is known for its Sternies and Tischies. Never falling into...

Be on the lookout for rush ticket and take advantage of New York Citys art scene. (Illustration by Min Ji Kim)

Three Ways to Take Advantage of NYC’s Lesser-Known Theater and Literary Scenes

Stop paying ridiculous Broadway prices when you can see higher quality productions and readings for less.
Sasha Cohen, Books & Theater Editor Jan 29, 2020

Between studying for exams, spending time with friends and taking necessary power naps, finding extra time to indulge in any sort of play or book is a luxury. Even if someone can...

Commencement Tickets Not Yours to Sell

Commencement Tickets Not Yours to Sell

Mollie Gillespie, Contributing Writer May 1, 2017
With NYU school commencement ceremonies just around the corner, some people using the events as an opportunity to scalp tickets — a practice that greatly favors those with higher economic statuses.
Four NYU students worked together to create an app that allows college students to find cheap shows in New York City. Although Curtain Call wont launch until July, you can follow @curtaincallnyc on Instagram for news and updates.

A Look Into NYU’s Latest Startup — Curtain Call

Jacob Fox, Staff Writer Apr 12, 2017
If your wallet has ever winced at the price of a concert ticket, the four NYU students behind the new app Curtain Call have a solution for you.

How to not drive yourself crazy when going to the airport

Minnie Ongsricharoenporn, Staff Writer Nov 24, 2015
Tips to help you have a stress-free travel experience home for the holidays.

TodayTix app puts Broadway in the palm of audiences’ hand

Nikolas Reda-Castelao, Theater/Books editor Oct 7, 2014
Getting cheap tickets to high profile shows in New York can be tricky, but this new smartphone app is a game-changer.
Avital Glibicky for WSN

De Blasio targets jaywalkers to stop traffic injuries

Feb 5, 2014
NYPD is ticketing more jaywalkers since Mayor de Blasio's "Vision Zero" plan was announced.
Seniors to receive fewer tickets for commencement ceremony

Seniors to receive fewer tickets for commencement ceremony

Feb 14, 2013
NYU’s commencement ceremony may have fewer guests in attendance because the university is limiting the ticket distribution.

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