Krish Dev is a Deputy News Editor at El Estoque Online and Washington Square News. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM, education, higher education, and competitive sports, often exploring themes related to social issues and academia. Krish's work has been featured in notable outlets such as El Estoque Online and Washington Square News.
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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: Krish Dev, Rory Lustberg
Around a dozen NYU students rallied to broaden protections under state anti-discrimination laws at Father Demo Square Sunday afternoon. The NYU College Democrats and the Feminist Society at NYU joined nationwide groups Planned Parenthood and the Young Feminist Party to organize the demonstration. Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine and other state politicians spoke to dozens...
By: Amelia Raymond, Krish Dev
Amid the college application season, many prospective students trust university rankings to guide their decisions. Publications such as U.S. News & World Report, the Wall Street Journal and Forbes use different metrics to assess universities’ outcome and value, leading schools like NYU to be ranked as high as 30th and as low as 273rd. The...
The Soapbox: Elections abroad
Union members are calling for the university to implement 13 demands, including improved healthcare, guaranteed job security and limits on workload.
By: Krish Dev, Sidney Snider
Paris Spanish midfielders Rodri and Aitana Bonmatí were honored as the best men’s and women’s soccer players at this year’s Ballon d’Or awards ceremony. Rodri won his first Ballon d’Or — an award presented by the magazine France Football since 1956 — following his fourth Premier League title with Manchester City and a European Championship...
By: Levi Langley, Krish Dev
London U.S. defender Naomi Girma is the most expensive player in women’s soccer history after transferring to Chelsea for $1.1 million. Girma, who turned 24 in June, placed No. 2 in ESPN’s ranking of the best women’s soccer players in the world –– taking the No. 1 spot in the US — and was described...
In the spirit of total transparency, my time at NYU has been a little rough. But through the moments of loneliness and anxiety that often characterize going to school somewhere as overstimulating as New York City, I’ve managed to stay the course. Whether it was walking along the West Side Highway on the first warm...
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