NATALIE DIAZ
By Sidney Stubbs Natalie Diaz once wrote “She was more orchard than loved” Six words set upon me like…
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G. A. H. T. /// INTERSECTIONALITY
By Elizander Espenschied The woman on the stage feels more comfortable as a black woman than I ever have. Her…
A Closer Look at Gagosian’s ‘A Foreigner Called Picasso’
By Ruth Wecker This past winter, the Gagosian Gallery’s Chelsea location on West 21st Street presented A Foreigner Called Picasso,…
“Of course, she was shocked”: Alexander Zhadan on how he found his bride thanks to ChatGPT
By Alexander Perchatkin Around a year ago, a senior BA student, Alexander Zhadan, made headlines when the Russian Humanities Institute…
A hundred years of movies: Where did faith-based films go?
by Rosanna Herrera The film industry was in a messy predicament this past year. Two major union strikes that lasted…
Punk Politics: A Review of Nowhere Generation by a Member of the Nowhere Generation
By Nathan Burke The album cover of Nowhere Generation by Rise Against Rise Against is a Chicago-born punk rock band,…
How to Get Through a 2.5 Hour Lecture
by Anna Whitescarver Bored in a lecture? Been there, done that. Those once-a-week, double-as-long, boring mofo classes really blow chunks,…
How to find a book in bobst
by Anna Whitescarver Wondering how to find a book in our illustrious library, the Elmer Fudd Bobst Library of Dreams?…
How to dress like an NYU girlie
by Anna Whitescarver Tisch Tisch girls are a real binary. On one end, we’ve got the ladies who are focused…
How to Avoid Your Ex on Campus
by Anna Whitescarver Exes. Ew! Running into your ex always blows chunks. That makes it particularly hard when you find…