Land use. It’s spicy, it’s sexy, and it’s been a point of contention between NYU and Village residents for the past 60 years. We joke now that Washington Square Park is basically our campus, but the land grabs and subsequent periods of construction that have led to NYU owning most of the land around the park did not come to pass without significant community backlash.
Today’s anti-2031 protests are nothing new. Generations of Village residents have fought for the version of the Village that preceded their present moment. They are not the first residents to be bummed out at how the Square has changed.
Ever want to meet people on NYU campus while technically not on NYU campus? If you haven’t seen their staff outside Stern yet, you can thank 
If you overhear somebody rapping about water in Washington Square tomorrow, you’re not going crazy — you might have just passed through the 
Remember all of those controversial stories about bike lanes in recent months? There was the one with the potential bill requiring 
Face it, the school year is practically over. And what better way to celebrate than by greeting springtime at the Farmer’s Market? Here’s a guide to the best vendors and items at markets near campus. If you can’t stand the crowd at Union Square market, try going on a Monday or Friday, or check out some of these cozier downtown markets. Don’t forget cash (although some markets, like the one in Union Square, have stands where you can use your credit cards to get tokens) and your own shopping bag!
In this chapter of New York City bike lane wars, a 
