NYU’s School of Law debuted its Democracy Project last month, rolling out plans to research current threats to U.S. democracy ...

The week of the United Nations General Assembly, I found myself in a familiar place. Alongside a group of Israeli expats, I ...

Over a dozen students walked out of a mandatory safety training at NYU Berlin when a local police officer reportedly advised ...

If you’re still lamenting Jaxson Dart’s performance as starting quarterback or you missed the Buccaneers’ close win on Sunday, you’ll need an upgraded spot for your next big game. Though you might ...

Keanu Reeves’ Broadway debut in the “Waiting for Godot” revival at the end of September sparked fresh conversation about the ...

From “The Summer I Turned Pretty” to “My Life with the Walter Boys,” the question on everyone’s lips is the same: Which team ...

Defined as a symbolic time of change and upheaval, eclipse season occurs twice a year when the sun, moon and Earth align, ...

Stern masters’ students found that using artificial intelligence in place of some employees could “dramatically” reduce costs ...

Dozens arrested protesting on Yom Kippur At least 56 pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested last Thursday, when over ...

New York City boasts one of the oldest and largest public transportation systems in the world. For the nearly six million New ...

In New York City, jaywalking isn’t chaotic — it’s practically ingrained in the hectic fabric of its fast-paced culture. But ...

The yellow taxi is an unmistakable icon of New York City culture, but with tough competition from popular ride-share apps ...