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A new greenery wall is installed in the lobby of 708 Broadway, home to the NYU School of Global Public Health. Recently, NYU has improved from 43rd place to 29th place on The Princeton Review's

NYU jumps 14 places in college sustainability ranking

By Carmo Moniz, Staff Writer • November 23, 2021

Three separate incidents of food poisoning have been reported at the Palladium dining hall. The dining hall failed a health inspection in fall 2019. (Staff Photo by Jake Capriotti)

Palladium dining hall food caused food poisoning, 3 students say

By Nicole Chiarella, Contributing Writer • November 22, 2021

In early November, New York City's COVID-19 positive test rate was 2.06% while NYU's was 0.76%. A decrease in hospitalizations and deaths accompany the increase in the positive test rate. (Staff Photo by Ryan Walker)

NYU sees slight rise in COVID cases as winter approaches

By Gabriel Hawthorne, Staff Writer • November 22, 2021

The Student Government Assembly held its third meeting of the semester. One of the issues discussed was sustainability in dining halls. (Staff Photo by Manasa Gudavalli)

Student gov't seeks changes to NYU academic calendar

By Maria Freyre, Staff Writer • November 22, 2021

NYU's chapter of YDSA attempted to organize a tuition strike. Despite their efforts, the planned strike was called off. (Staff Photo by Alexandra Chan )

NYU YDSA leaders reflect on tuition strike failures

By Jessie Hinson, Contributing Writer • November 19, 2021

The Soapbox is a weekly news column rounding up stories worth reading for a global university. (Staff Illustration by Susan Behrends Valenzuela)

The Soapbox: New Delhi, Kashmir, white supremacy

By Kristian Burt, Deputy News Editor • November 19, 2021

CULTURE

Fringe Fall 2021

November 24, 2021

(Staff Photo by Brooke Nguyen)

Party stories that we're legally allowed to talk about

November 24, 2021

(Staff Photo by Taylor Knight)

The Factory, revived

By Ashley Wu, Editor in Chief • November 24, 2021

(Staff Photo by Taylor Knight)

Gallatin prof Julian Cornell on '70s and '80s punk, feuding with rockers, depressive aesthetics

By Joey Hung, Beauty & Style Editor • November 24, 2021

The Decker Building at 33 Union Square West served as the Factorys location from 1968 to 1973. (Staff Photo by Manasa Gudavalli)

The parties, drugs and porn of 33 Union Square West

By Sabrina Choudhary, Culture Editor • November 24, 2021

(Staff Photo by Ryan Walker)

Model and NYU student Jaylen Taylor on the East Village in the 2010s and 2020s, creating personal aesthetics

By Joey Hung, Beauty & Style Editor • November 24, 2021

ARTS

British singer Adele, shown here performing in Nashville, recently released her fourth studio album titled

Review: Adele's '30' is more than just a heartbreak album

By Candace Patrick, Staff Writer • November 24, 2021

Spotify podcasts and book-centric YouTube channels are a great way to take a deeper dive into your favorite books. (Staff Photo by Sasha Cohen, Staff Illustration by Ryan Kawahara)

How to gush about books when everyone else has moved on

By Zoe De Leon, Contributing Writer • November 22, 2021

Alexander 23 performs for a sold-out crowd at Terminal 5 in Manhattan in early March 2020. The former New Yorker is performing songs he wrote during the pandemic on tour. (Staff Photo by Manasa Gudavalli)

An interview with sad-pop artist Alexander 23

By Yas Akdag, Music Editor • November 22, 2021

Check out these new tracks you may have missed from this week. (Staff Illustration by Susan Behrends Valenzuela)

Listen to this: Beyoncé releases new song 'Be Alive'

By Yas Akdag, Ethan Beck, Paree Chopra, Holden Lay, Jack Peterson, and Sabiq Shahidullah • November 18, 2021

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SPORTS

The 2021-22 season has not only been full of drama, but it also brought a rule change on fouls. The new rule makes it harder for an offensive player to deliberately draw a foul. (Staff Illustration by Ryan Kawahara, Images via Wikimedia Commons)

New season, new rules, new era for the NBA?

By Daniel Haas, Contributing Writer • November 22, 2021

New York Knicks forward Julius Randle spoke at the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball school gym in the Bronx to celebrate his #30 for 3! campaign. Through his partnership with the school, Randle plans to donate $500 for every three-pointer he makes in the season, which will assist the school in developing its academic programs. (Staff Photo by Mitesh Shrestha)

Knicks star Randle pledges support for Bronx basketball school

By Mitesh Shrestha, Sports Editor • November 16, 2021

The 2021-2022 NBA season commenced on Oct. 19. With the start of the new season comes a lot of drama. (Staff Illustration by Ryan Kawahara, Images via Wikimedia Commons)

Keeping up with the NBA: the 75th anniversary

By Mitesh Shrestha, Sports Editor • November 11, 2021

The New York Knicks surprised fans last season with their early success. Still, there are a number of steps that they could take in order to improve further this season. (Staff Illustration by Manasa Gudavalli)

How the Knicks can follow up on last season's unexpected success

By Ethan Hourizadeh, Staff Writer • October 25, 2021

Many New York Giants fans have been disappointed in the team's performance during the first six weeks of the NFL season. But fans should not lose hope — there is still a chance for a comeback. (Staff Illustration by Manasa Gudavalli)

Searching for silver linings in the Giants' bleak season start

By Daniel Haas, Contributing Writer • October 25, 2021

On Oct. 6, the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School celebrated its opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The school is the first specialized high school in the nation that dedicates itself to preparing its students for different career paths in basketball. (Staff Photo by Mitesh Shrestha)

Knicks legend Earl Monroe headlines high school opening ceremony

By Mitesh Shrestha, Sports Editor • October 18, 2021