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From QR code menus, to outdoor seating, delivery, and inflation, it’s safe to say that the pandemic has completely revitalized the restaurant business — and those same practices are still being used today, in December 2023. The pandemic is not just an event of the past. While its impact has been a net positive for […]
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Students React to Massive Department of Education Cuts
On March 11, 2025, President Donald Trump announced significant layoffs at the Department of Education, cutting nearly 50% of its workforce as part of a broader effort to reduce the size of the federal government. The move has raised alarms about the potential dismantling of the department. Key offices, including the Office of Federal Student […]
Let’s Normalize Taking Yourself Out on a Date
In a world where we are constantly being judged for our every move, there is a stereotype that going on a solo date might make you look like a loser — but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Going on a solo date is a sign of confidence, and should be normalized regardless of […]
What Makes Brooklyn Heights Brooklyn Heights
There are so many vibrant neighborhoods to explore in New York City that seem so exciting, but the one that brings me the most excitement is the often-overlooked Brooklyn Heights. I like the thought of being able to experience New York City, while also taking some distance from it as well. Brooklyn Heights residents are […]
You Might Want To Keep Following Lil Miquela On Instagram
Check out this girl: she has 2.9 million Instagram followers. She knows Bella Hadid (they’ve kissed in a Calvin Clein commercial) and Rosalia (they’ve taken pictures together). She even made a song with Baauer called “Hate Me.” But here’s the thing: she isn’t real. She is a robot — literally. The 19-year-old L.A. native who […]
Harvesting the Concrete Jungle: Urban farming in NYC
How does urban farming in New York City work, and who are the faces behind this inventive movement? A story by Ela Kulkarni, Pashmina Khan, and Cora Snow.
On International Women’s Day, marchers fight for free press and the right to protest
The Women’s March in midtown Manhattan on Saturday, March 8, embodied a shared anger towards the Trump administration’s exploitation of power, according to protesters. “I feel like our democracy and our free press is now in hospice,” said Alyce Wittenstein, a marcher wearing a pink shirt, with beaded pink jewelry to match. “My motto is […]
Chef Markus Glocker brings people together through elegance, vibe, and flavor
“It was not about the best dish and putting all the knowledge I have in cooking on a plate,” Chef Markus Glocker says. “For me, it was to build a restaurant where people are together. They have great food and have a great time.” Glocker, the owner of Koloman Restaurant in Manhattan’s Flatiron district, traveled […]
NYU’s Spring Club Fest 2025 – Photo Slideshow
New York University’s biannual Club Fest was moved from its original location inside the John A. Paulson Center to the Kimmel Center for University Life due to flooding caused by an unexpected pipe burst on Jan. 31. NYU has more than 300 student, athletic, and Greek Life clubs. NYU students can see, learn and join […]
Germany From One Challenge to the Next: Still the Strongest State in the EU?
Germany holds its federal snap election this Sunday, a few months after the government collapsed following Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s lost vote of confidence. Germans “will decide between four mainstream parties and three parties at the political fringes, left and right,” including the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), whose rise in popularity has caused significant concern […]