In celebration of Lunar New Year Mya went to an art exhibit showcasing Asian-American artists at Culture Lab in Long Island City, The Year of the Dragon: An Asian Art Exhibition.

The Year of the Dragon: An Asian Art Exhibition | Mya Rozier-Williams

Next up we have an artist spotlight on Starlite, an artist collective launched by School of Visual Arts student Angel Ye.

Cover image by @sakura.pdf

Starlite Collective- Angel Ye Interview | Amy Xue

A rundown of Lower Manhattan's Lunar New Year Parade with Christian Howze. 

The instrumental is by Christian Howze, called 'Lunar New Year'!

Lunar New Year Parade 2024: An Unexpected Platform for Activism | Christian Howze

Next up we have coverage about Violet 100, the annual NYU run concert for spirit week. The school gets together for a variety of fun events to celebrate 100 days until graduation.

V100 Concert | Amy Xue

Recent legislation in Congress around protections for kids online has sparked a contentious debate about how to best protect LGBTQ youth online in the face of conservative state's threats to curtail access to LGBTQ content online. WNYU's Rajan Srinivasan has the story.

KOSA | Rajan Srinivasan

A - Butta WNYU Freestyle (Remix)

A new club has joined the NYU scene! It is called Women In Music NYU. They are kicking off this week with 2 musical events on March 29th! Listen in to hear an interview between WNYU Reporter Sarah Munis and the President of Women in Music NYU, Charlotte Xenopolous, to hear more about the club's mission and upcoming events!

NYU Women In Music | Sarah Munis

And now, with a little background about the Trans Activist Cecilia Gentili's Memorial, Christian Howze.

Music: 'Pride' by Christian Howze

Cecilia Gentili's Memorial- The Aftermath | Christian Howze

"Cass gives the inside scoop on why many young Democrats are unwilling to vote for incumbent president Joe Biden

Voter Abstention | Cassidy Kanner-Gomes

Tom Russell, the co-founder of the summer NYC music festival Gov Ball, talks with the Rundown to share the exciting acts and continued evolution of The Governor's Ball this June!

Govenor's Ball  Interview | Micah Carlsen

The upcoming Rundown series titled "Navigating the Tide: Voices Across Generations"  explores Pakistan's economic challenges and the impact of pivotal changes including the appointment of Muhammad Aurangzeb as the new finance minister. Through interviews with various generations, it sheds light on Pakistani's perspectives on economic recovery, employment opportunities, and policy changes, the series aims to provide a comprehensive view of Pakistan's economic future. Today's piece focuses on a youth's perspective, whose apprehensions of the upcoming market are looked into.

Navigating the Tide- Voices Across Generations- Youth Voices | Zoha Naeem

A feature on TEDxCUNY, an annual event hosted by John Jay College
students. Reporter Amy Xue interviewed the organizers, Emily Madray and Saanavi Goyal, as well as two Ted Talk speakers, Luke Steinhauer and Shemeka Brathwaite.

TEDx CUNY | Amy Xue

In light of recent subway crime and increased patrol, here is a rundown of the events with Christian Howze

Instrumental 'Subway' by Christian Howze

NYC's Response to Subway Crime | ChristianHowze

This piece delves into recent economic policies in Pakistan and their implications for retirees, the unemployed, and those out of work. The discussion covers various initiatives, including the Job Support Scheme aimed at reducing youth unemployment, pension reforms, enhancements in disability benefits, tax adjustments, subsidy cuts, and expansions in social welfare programs like the Benazir Income Support Programme.

Navigating the Tide: Those Out of Work  Zoha Naeem

Almost half a year into Israel’s bombardment of Gaza following Hamas’ attack on October 7th, campuses across the United States have turned into a battleground between protesting students demanding spaces for public expression and college administrators fighting off concerns over antisemitism and islamophobia. At Barnard college, door decorations have become another frontline in this battle. Reporter Agne Tolockaite covered this story.

Barnard Door Decorations | Agne Tolockaite

And in light of recent events on campus, here is Christian Howze with a rundown of the recent encampment.

Track: PRO by Christian Howze

NYU's Pro Palestinian Encampment | Christian Howze

Our Staff members have been invested in the events over the last few days here on campus. Tonight's episode is centered on our university's Palestinian liberation movement. Here's Em Ingram and Pasha Toub with the story.

NYU Encampment & (DE)Occupy Update April 24 | Em Ingram and Pasha Toub

Lord Tariq WNYU New York Live 89.1 FM Freestle (Remix)

As NYU students prepare for commencement, trying on their graduation gowns, taking photos at their favorite spots and celebrating their last days at the university, NYU pipes and drums band is rigorously preparing to kick off the commencement ceremony and make the graduate’s special day truly memorable. Reporter Agnė Toločkaitė went out to find out more about NYU’s loudest tradition

NYU Pipes and Drums Band | Agnė Toločkaitė

NYU's student-run radio station on 89.1 FM New York, also https://wnyu.org

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