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Students to protest federal bill targeting university boycotts of Israel - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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NYU’s chapter of Students for a Democratic Society is protesting a federal bill that would punish universities for cutting ties with Israel, planning to lead a demonstration Friday afternoon on Gould Plaza. The Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026 — which awaits a decision from the Senate, after the House of Representatives passed it earlier this month — would block federal aid to universities “engaging in boycotts against Israel,” such as divestment. The bill would also mandate col
Head of NYU administrators’ council resigns - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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Akeba Rice stepped down as chair of NYU’s Administrative Management Council, cutting her year-long term to represent all administrators short by nine months. After serving as AMC chair since June 1, Rice was succeeded by Jen Curtis, who was serving as the council’s vice chair. She announced Rice’s resignation in a Sept. 10 email to administrators, according to a source familiar with the matter. Curtis had also chaired the AMC last academic year and told WSN that she would resume the role for the
Othmer Hall upgrades after facing floods last year - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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Over the summer, NYU completely revamped Othmer Hall, seeking to change tides after residents last year underwent three floods over a few months’ time. Construction began on the Brooklyn residence hall in May, which brought about new flooring, wall finishes, cabinetry work, appliances and accessibility accommodations in the building’s 112 apartments and 11 lounges, hallways and laundry room. In the lobby, NYU’s renovation team also updated the lighting, resource center, communal area and the Cam
Seven brings fur and blood-red lace to NYFW - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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In the center of an unsuspecting performance studio on 30th Street, a wooden piano sat alone. As guests gradually filled the room, the gentle guitar of “rises the moon” by Liana Flores echoed through the space, introducing 16 models draped in lace and fur. This was the scene on Thursday nights when the event group Kailinciaga, owned by organizer Kai Davis, showcased designer Jalen Seven’s SCA7ES, a collection of dark avant-garde streetwear. The two Atlanta natives built a partnership around thei
NYU offers courses on Ukraine for the first time - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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This fall, NYU began offering courses focused on Ukraine for the first time after the university’s Ukrainian Student Association reportedly delivered a petition of student interest to CAS administrators. The certificate in Ukrainian Studies allows students to take up to 13 courses covering the country’s language, Russia-Ukraine politics, history and culture. The initiative also includes a 12-session “Ukraine in Focus” webinar series with Columbia University’s Harriman Institute — the university’
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