The Normalization of Consent in Dance
Maia Wheeler
October 10, 2024
Richard Frye, 19, a student dancer at New York University’s Tisch School of Arts, wasn’t comfortable with the idea of exposing his body on stage.
Bridging Art and Change: A Dancer’s Story of Resilience in Gentrified Williamsburg
Elena Xiang
October 8, 2024
This video delves into the life of Micah McKee, a young dancer who recently made Williamsburg, Brooklyn, her home. Through her movements and reflections, we
Struggling Between States: How Low-Income Students Lose Medicaid While Attending College Out of State
Amanda Chen
October 1, 2024
Medicaid is a federal and state program that assists low-income individuals and families to cover medical expenses. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, nearly 7
NYU bans e-scooters from its halls, citing fire risk
Jessica Brand
September 24, 2024
New York University has banned e-mobility devices powered by lithium-ion batteries, like e-scooters and e-bikes, from inside its buildings with immediate effect, though campus officials
“Fashion has always been our future”: Fashion industry leaders show up for democracy ahead of New York Fashion Week
Rana Alsoufi
September 7, 2024
In honor of the beginning of New York Fashion Week, more than 1,000 of the fashion industry’s most prominent figures, from models to designers to
The ‘real-life Rachel Berry’ is setting the record straight
Miranda Ferrante
July 17, 2024
On any given day you enter the world that is Ellen’s Stardust Diner, a Times Square staple since 1987 and the “Home of the Original
JPMorgan ramps up hiring in quantum computing with competitive salaries
Esther Luz
July 5, 2024
JPMorgan Chase is actively expanding its quantum computing team, aiming to fill 28 specialized roles across its global offices, predominantly in New York with a
How These Second-Generation Asian Americans Are Revitalizing Chinatown
Amanda Chen
July 5, 2024
Despite its robust history spanning over a century, Chinatown faces ongoing sustainability struggles as store owners age. According to a 2023 report by NYC Small
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Miranda Ferrante
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It was a gloomy Friday in April and, for the first time, I entered the Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn. I was dressed in typical
A Story of Injustice: The Unlawful Sterilization of Romani Women
Constantine Moore
June 24, 2024
In 1990, human rights activist Elena Gorolová, a Czech Romani woman, found herself in a moment of vulnerability at Vitkovice Hospital. Sedated from childbirth, she
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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