A night in night court
Natalie Parker
December 4, 2017
Every night, between the hours of 5 p.m. and 1 a.m., a palpable cloud of hopelessness and despair hangs thick over the defendants of New
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Students say NYU finals season is a health hazard
Emily Arakawa
December 1, 2017
Every chair on the Lower Level 2 of Bobst Library yesterday, was occupied by a student hunched over their laptops with eyes fixated on their
NYU Students enjoy the extended warm fall weather
Natalie Parker
November 30, 2017
While La Nina’s threat of harsh rain is expected to wreak havoc in the coming weeks, New York City is experiencing unusually high temperatures for
Grad Students protest GOP Tax Plan
Jan Alexander Casper
November 30, 2017
Using the Hashtag #gradtaxwalkout, thousands of students protested the GOP tax plan which includes a significant raise in graduate student taxation, yesterday. New York University
The Monkey King of Union Square
Siqi Ji
November 19, 2017
https://youtu.be/U52eAg9mukA In Union Square, Yongxin Fu, better known as The Monkey King held court over passersby. Clad in a colorful red costume and monkey
Giant Pumpkins in New York
Benjamin Robson
November 15, 2017
When Joel Holland started growing pumpkins, it was meant to be just a fun activity with his children. Thirty-five years later, Joel holds the record
Doggie fall fashion on display at city dog park
Gabi Dunham
November 14, 2017
Charlie, better known as @Charlienycwheaten on Instagram strutted into Stuyvesant Square Dog Park and paraded around in his signature red and black plaid scarf. Charlie
From kill shelter to Manhattan penthouse
Natalie Parker
November 14, 2017
Carter is your average successful Manhattan native. He wakes up every morning at 7 a.m. and heads out for a morning run to start his
The ‘Airbnb of Food’ Seeks to Avoid Regulation
Benjamin Robson
November 13, 2017
TableFest, a new app described by its co-creator as the “Airbnb for food,” seeks to tap into the sharing economy while avoiding regulation that has
Bay Area Artist Lyricizes Immigrant Family History
Emily Arakawa
November 8, 2017
During his junior year at UC Berkeley, Charles Yan, an underground rapper under the moniker Chow Mane, had to research about his family business history
CooperSquared is an online platform that highlights the outstanding work by undergraduate and graduate journalism students at New York University. The site was launched in 2016 and is overseen by the Office of Career Services at NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Students do all the original reporting for stories as well as shoot and edit their own videos and photography.
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