Krish Dev is a Deputy News Editor for Washington Square News, focusing on local news in New York City. Krish's articles cover a wide range of topics, including university news, local events, politics, and social issues. Their work has also been featured in El Estoque Online.
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Krish Dev's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, particularly within the context of New York University (NYU) and its community. His articles predominantly cover government announcements, events at NYU, and evolving stories related to student protests or university policies.
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By: Niles
The university said it condemned the group’s message, claiming it embraced armed struggle as a “valid ‘tactic’ in achieving its aims on campus” — a sentiment the group said was misinterpreted.
Each year, WSN’s Under the Arch magazine sends out its Welcome Home issue to first-year students attending NYU. It contains everything a new student needs to know to make the most of their first semester at the university.
When I told people that I committed to NYU a little less than four years ago, their responses were always the same. At first, the obligatory “congratulations,” followed up by a “no way” or “that’s awesome,” but always concluding with an inevitable, “Wow, I never saw you as a city girl.”
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By: Niles
As first-year students arrive on campus, demonstrators at the Tandon School of Engineering called for the university to halt investments in and recruiting offers at companies with ties to Israel, including the U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin.
A university spokesperson said that while NYU did not request the suspension of the account, it did alert Instagram of a post by the People’s Solidarity Coalition which listed armed struggle as an anti-colonial tactic.
NYU president Linda Mills addressed thousands of first-years with a speech followed by a student-led musical performance at this semester’s Presidential Welcome Reality Show.
In her first universitywide letter of the academic year, President Linda Mills urged students to “come together” with “empathy and grace.”
By: Krish Dev, Siobhan Minerva
Experimental play “If Words Could Talk,” written by Tisch sophomore Jenn Amelia Martin and directed by Tisch junior Stéphanie Stowers, opened to a full audience at Theater For the New City as part of this year’s Dream Up Festival. The play explores love, cyclical grief and the mother-daughter relationship between characters: Ali (Tisch sophomore Maya...
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