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This past week, NYU President Linda Mills announced the establishment of a new school at the university. The Courant Institute School of Mathematics, Computing, and Data Science marks a significant extension of the Courant Institute. According to M
On November 4, many students across New York City celebrated newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Mayor-elect Mamdani, an immigrant himself from Uganda, moved to New York at the age of seven. Prior to Mamdani’s victory, he served in the New Yor
The NYU Review spoke to students from across the university about the 2025 NYC Mayoral Election. Students described each candidate in one word and explained their ideal candidate for mayor. 

The results show a divided campus, with students describin
This past week, citing tuition costs, post-graduate earnings, and the average debt per student, Times Union compiled a ranking of New York’s colleges. The research aimed to assess which schools were the best investment for an undergraduate educ
This past weekend, various NYU groups, including NYU Communists partook in the “No Kings” protest across Manhattan. The group distributed communist materials, including a newspaper that called to “overthrow capitalism.” The n
The irony behind NYU Welcome’s 2025 slogan “Dare to Dream” is difficult to ignore. Students dream about attending their top university for years prior to their freshman year. They dream about going to classes, meeting new friends, a
In the second related incident since the start of the fall semester, the NYU community received notice that on Tuesday, a freshman student at the Weinstein Hall dormitory discovered that their door had been vandalized with antisemitic graffiti. This
As tuition rises, many students face financial hardships ahead of the 2025-2026 academic year. Although NYU has inflicted this rise, as outlined in a memorandum sent out last Tuesday, its leadership also laid out their plans to aid those in need. NY
The Sarabande Foundation is bringing its celebrated “What Now?” forum back to New York City this spring, offering a rare opportunity for young creatives to meet one-on-one with some of fashion’s most influential names. Lee Alexand
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A prayer space in NYU’s Bobst Library, regularly used by Muslim students, was vandalized and reportedly urinated on, according to a statement posted by the Muslim Students Association at NYU (@nyumsa) on Instagram on Thursday morning. The inci
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