‘Hustle Culture’ Brings Faster Burnout
Ali Garvin
June 24, 2021
We are obsessed with the hustle. We glorify the grinders and the go-getters; those who work 70-hour weeks, pull all-nighters, have 4 a.m. wake-up times,
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Covid Babies
Yindi (Victor) Chen
May 24, 2021
The birth of a child has always been extremely consuming for the parents, not to mention going into labor amid a global pandemic. What are
COVID Has Upended the Creative Industry. Here’s How It’s Also Changing Our Perception of Art.
Chandra Xu
May 13, 2021
What’s so special about pixels? These squares of color are miniscule — at 0.26 mm, they’re about the same thickness as standard cardstock — and
NYC Street Artists Mix Art and Activism
Anusha Rathi
May 12, 2021
The summer of 2020 changed Andrea Acevedo’s art. The murder of George Floyd stirred something deep within her – standing amongst a crowd of hundreds
How the Planet is Affected By the Covid-19 Pandemic
Ava Manson
March 28, 2021
It’s no secret that landfills and oceans have long been overrun with single-use plastic and manmade pollution. So with March 13 marking one year since
Post-Covid, Students Wrestle If Going Abroad or Staying Home is the Better Choice
Ali Garvin
March 13, 2021
A year ago, ninety, bleary-eyed New York University students living in Paris were told they had 48 hours to get on a flight home or
The Pandemic Ravages Youth Basketball
Jack Gordon
December 9, 2020
In the basketball world, much of the attention in recent months has been on the NBA, which is gearing up for another season after successfully
Teaching is not easy during the COVID-19 pandemic
Vanessa Handy
September 16, 2020
When 26-year-old Teesha Robinson logged on to Zoom for her first day of remote teaching, on August 24, she was hesitant. As she prepared to
Teaching is not easy during the COVID-19 pandemic
Vanessa Handy
September 16, 2020
When 26-year-old Teesha Robinson logged on to Zoom for her first day of remote teaching, on August 24, she was hesitant. As she prepared to
Crowds at Washington Square Create Worry About the Potential Spread of COVID-19 at NYU
Jada Okoye
September 13, 2020
After months of isolation and social distancing, most NYU students want a safe, secure school year— but multiple weekend parties at Washington Square Park raise
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