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Blog 22 days ago
Kips Bay residents demand NYU Langone preserve AMC theater - or at least talk about it
Politicians and residents rallied outside the Kips Bay 15 AMC theater on Sunday to demand NYU Langone Health preserve the movie theater, which occupies a site the medical center is slated to purchase. The rally, organized by the local group Eleanor Roosev
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Blog 22 days ago
Books beyond Bobst: A haunting autobiography, a 15th century historical fiction and more
'First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers' by Loung Ung (Courtesy of HarperCollins) Few books make history feel as immediate and terrifying as Loung Ung's "First They Killed My Father." In her memoir, Ung recounts her childhood under
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Blog 22 days ago
NYFW intern Sena Iwata believes in fashion for change
CAS sophomore Sena Iwata got her first opportunity in the fashion industry through a chance encounter, meeting the founder of a jewelry company at a dentist appointment. "He was dressed super crazy," Iwata told WSN. "I was like, 'Oh my god, this person de
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Blog 22 days ago
Students criticize federal bill to demand NYU cut ties to Israel
NYU's chapter of Students for a Democratic Society rallied in front of Gould Plaza on Friday to condemn a House-passed bill that would cut federal aid to universities that boycott Israel. As part of SDS's national week of action, around 10 students gather
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Blog 22 days ago
NYU Langone study links calorie intake and mutation rate in mice
Researchers at NYU Langone Health found that mice which were fed fewer calories developed fewer DNA mutations, providing the foundation to reduce the rates of common diseases and cancers in humans. The study, published Sept. 9 in the scientific journal Ce
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Blog 22 days ago
Review: The thrills refuse to die in 'Resident Evil'
For writer-director Zach Cregger, the past few years in Hollywood have seemed straight out of a storybook. The horror-thrill ride "Barbarian" thrust him into the limelight in 2022, then 2025's "Weapons" gave him heavyweight status for directing Amy Madiga
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Blog 22 days ago
City Scoop: 2 people killed on subway tracks, and other top stories across NYC
Young man and woman killed on subway tracks Two 24-year-old New Jersey residents and longtime friends were hit and killed on the subway tracks by an oncoming train in Manhattan. The friends, Malaika Chitre from Dayton and Navam Kaul from Sayreville, were
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Blog 22 days ago
On the Street: Adventures
For this edition, we asked staff and contributing photographers to share snippets from past adventures and travels. Shiloh Chiuwei, Contributing Photographer (Shiloh Chiuwei for WSN) This summer, I spent a month and a half in Taiwan, wandering through unf
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Blog 22 days ago
Golf tackles UAA Championships, men's soccer remains undefeated and other news
Golf The men's and women's golf team competed at the UAA Championships on Monday and Tuesday in Batavio, Ohio, where the men's squad tied Carnegie Mellon University for second place and the women's team tied for third out of four teams. After ending day o
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Blog 23 days ago
WSN at New York Fashion Week
Frederick Anderson celebrates of origin and diversity in 'The Garden Party' The designer's Spring/Summer 2027 collection at New York Fashion Week uses the metaphor of a garden to honor America's multi-ethnic background and encourages resilience in tumultu
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