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May 2, 2025

The Future of the Fourth Estate: NYU Journalists Reflect on Trump’s First 100 Days

In the heart of Washington Square Park, where protests have become a common sight, New York University (NYU) students and alumni are navigating the evolving landscape of journalism under President Donald Trump's administration. Their experiences reflect a broader shift in the media industry, influenced by political pressures, technological advancements, and ethical dilemmas.​

By Jannelle Andes

October 14, 2024

‘It’s Not Just a Feeling, It’s a Calling’: How the Head of NYU College Democrats is Encouraging Students to Fight for Change

"It's up to organizers, especially young organizers, to meet young people where they are," says Saha Guerrero, president of NYU College Democrats.

By Lynise Olivacce

October 13, 2024

Clay to Creation: Mud Clay Studios Miriam Reimer Teaching People Art through Pottery

From her beginner to advanced classes, Miriam Reimer takes us throughout a day in her life as a pottery instructor at Mud Clay Studios. Reimer talks about her passion for pottery and how she spreads her love for it to her students.

By Lynise Olivacce

May 8, 2023

Here’s Why Minnesota Schools Get Free Meals

Minnesota became the fourth state to sign the Universal School Meals bill into law on March 17. The bill will provide children with free school meals regardless of financial limitations placed by a federal program.

By Alaysia Lane

January 2, 2021

Looking Back and Moving Forward: The Graduates of New York University’s American Journalism

A tribute to the inaugural class of NYU's American Journalism Program.

By Lilian Manansala