Originally posted on October 18, 2022 on coopersquared.com A puppy in the city Meet Emma Donelly-Higgins, a junior at the New School. She hates when people misspell her last name, loves Starbucks…coopersquared.com Meet Emma Donelly-Higgins, a junior at the New School. She hates when people misspell her last name, loves Starbucks ice matcha lattes (with oat milk and two extra scoops of matcha), and recently got a puppy. Meet Sybil, or Sybbie for short…

Originally posted on October 12, 2022 on coopersquared.com The modern-day romantic Mitali Sapra is a junior at NYU, an avid matcha drinker, a big Bollywood fan, and a lover of all things romance…coopersquared.com Mitali Sapra is a junior at NYU, an avid matcha drinker, a big Bollywood fan, and a lover of all things romance, specifically romance books. She adores reading love stories. Who cares if they’re not her own? She once went through 21 books in a month. But how has this infatuation with romance books affected her daily life, both positively and negatively? Click below to listen to the full story.

Originally posted on November 21, 2022 on nyunews.com Pavé revitalizes the craft of European breadmaking With November well underway, autumn leaves have blanketed the city streets and temperatures have dropped to a winter…nyunews.com With November well underway, autumn leaves have blanketed the city streets and temperatures have dropped to a winter chill. As New Yorkers adjust to drearier days, they also seem to be on the hunt for the perfect cozy coffee shop to enjoy…

Originally posted on October 13, 2022 on nyunews.com Lattes and no laptops: Unplugged cafes in NYC I can't remember the last time I went to a coffee shop without my laptop in tow. At first, going out for coffee was a…nyunews.com I can’t remember the last time I went to a coffee shop without my laptop in tow. At first, going out for coffee was a relaxing outing that allowed me to enjoy an overpriced iced latte alone or with friends. But as…

Originally published on May 15, 2022 on coopersquared.com Ukrainian Museum of New York provides sanctuary for Ukrainian culture Tucked away between bustling Second Avenue and Cooper Square, on quiet 6th Street lies the Ukrainian Museum of New…coopersquared.com Inconspicuously tucked away between the bustling 2nd Avenue and Cooper Square, on the quiet 6th street, lies the Ukrainian Museum of New York where, for only $8, New Yorkers can both discover and immerse themselves in Ukrainian culture.

Originally posted on March 1, 2022 on coopersquared.com NYC LGBTQ+ community gathers for LGBTQ+ Ukrainians at Stonewall Inn On Saturday, a crowd of around 100 people donning colorful flower crowns and waving bright blue and yellow flags…coopersquared.com On Saturday, a crowd of around 100 people donning colorful flower crowns and waving bright blue and yellow flags gathered at Stonewall Inn in support of Ukraine and its LGBTQ+ community in the wake of Russia’s invasion.

Originally posted on September 4, 2019 on stanforddaily.com BLKNWS videos bring campus a new perspective on black representation in media When sitting down on a small black couch in the Cantor Arts Center, or in a chair at Harmony House or Lakeside Dining…stanforddaily.com When sitting down on a small black couch in the Cantor Arts Center, or in a chair at Harmony House or Lakeside Dining, the striking, wall-length, black-and-white photograph of nuns first catches the eye.

Originally posted on July 24, 2019 on stanforddaily.com 'Toy Story 4' plays it safe but shines, placing the spotlight on Woody Staying true to its brand, Pixar has produced another tear-jerking film in "Toy Story 4." At the start of the movie, we…stanforddaily.com As the familiar brown cowboy hat and sheriff’s badge appear on screen, excited murmurs fill the movie theater. The majority of the audience grew up with Andy, from playing with their toys as he did with his in “Toy Story,” to preparing…

Originally posted on August 12, 2018 on stanforddaily.com We Shot the War: Overseas Weekly in Vietnam shows the person behind the photo At first glance, the new photography exhibit at the Herbert Hoover Memorial Exhibit Pavilion seems simple. White space…stanforddaily.com At first glance, the new photography exhibit at the Herbert Hoover Memorial Exhibit Pavilion seems simple. White space is used consistently throughout the exhibit, the empty walls displaying only a few black and white photographs each. …