Summer in New York City is consistently the peak time for energy usage — doing what you can to reduce energy during this time is an important way to confront rising temperatures and the impacts of climate change. Reduce your usage with these easy tips:
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Biking is a fun and convenient way to explore a city or commute. Whether you’re new to biking or a seasoned cyclist, be sure to prepare for sunny and rainy days with this summer biking essentials list.
by Eni Owoeye
This time last year, the NYU community felt a collective shock. For students, the shock may have been a buzz of excitement at the prospect of staying at home because “Zooming” into class actually sounded thrilling. But for most, the shock slowly creeped into a panic as more blue, green, and white masks started to pop up around the City. Whatever the feeling was, we are now grappling with it one year later. The following are a collection of student stories about what they learned about themselves, their connections to others, and their connections to the environment this past year.
by Jane O’Mahony
Taking care of a plant is similar to self-care! Just like you, plants need certain things in order to THRIVE:
The holidays may look a little different this year, but if you’re planning to still exchange gifts with colleagues, friends, and loved one, consider meaningful, but less wasteful, strategies to show that you care.
