New York University is always bustling with activity. Stay informed and involved by taking advantage of the events, publications, Web sites, and offices that are listed in the following pages.

Helen and Martin Kimmel Center for University Life

60 Washington Square South
Kimmel Operations, Room 605
212-998-4900 • www.nyu.edu/kimmel.center
Hours: Monday-Wednesday, 8am-11pm;
Thursday-Saturday, 8am-1am; Sunday, noon-8pm

The Kimmel Center for University Life provides a place for many of the events and activities that comprise the rich campus life at NYU, including meetings for 400 student clubs as well as lounges and music practice space; lectures and conferences; concerts, film screenings, and theatrical productions; career information sessions and recruitment fairs; and events for alumni and parents. The Kimmel Center is also home to several student services offices, as well as the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts and NYU’s Ticket Central box office. Discover Kimmel on your own, or use the following directory to find exactly what you’re looking for:
1st Floor: Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, Ticket Central box office (entrance on La Guardia Place)
2nd Floor: Student Resource Center (SRC), serving the undergraduate, commuter, transfer, and graduate student communities; Commuter Lounge
3rd Floor: The MarketPlace, a popular NYU dining location
6th Floor: Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs; Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Student Services; Kimmel Operations; Shorin Center for Music Performance.
7th Floor: Office of Student Activities (OSA), Program Board, Fraternity and Sorority Life
8th Floor: Center for Multicultural Education and Programs (CMEP)

Skirball Center for the Performing Arts

566 La Guardia Place
212-992-8484
E-mail: skirball.center.info@nyu.edu
www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu
Box Office Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, noon-6pm, and two hours prior to performances

The Skirball Center for the Performing Arts is New York University’s premiere performance space. Presenting first-rate performances in theatre, dance, music, opera, film, and comedy, along with workshops and lectures, this 860-seat venue offers NYU students the opportunity to see great events at low prices. NYU student tickets are never more than $12! The NYU Skirball Center is located at 566 La Guardia Place in the Kimmel Center for University Life. New events are regularly added to the performance schedule. Check out www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu; sign up online to receive updates about upcoming events.

NYU Calendar of Events

http://events.nyu.edu

Keep up-to-date with events and important happenings from all around the University. Visit the calendar online at the Web address above or access it through the News channel of your NYUHome portal.

NYU Minute

The NYU Minute, an electronic newsletter of the Division of Student Affairs, is a fast and easy way to find out about what’s happening at NYU. The NYU Minute is e-mailed to students about once a month. It provides a snapshot of University-wide news and events that are likely to be of interest to many students, with links to related information on the Web. Students are included automatically on the NYU Minute mailing list but can opt out at any time.

NYU Ticket Central Box Office

Skirball Center for the Performing Arts
566 La Guardia Place (side entrance of the Kimmel Center)
212-998-4941 • ticket.central@nyu.edu
www.nyu.edu/ticketcentral
Hours: Monday-Friday, 12:30-7pm

The Ticket Central box office is NYU’s clearinghouse for discount tickets to a wide range of performing arts, film, and sporting events on and off campus. Anyone with a valid NYUCard is eligible to use the office’s services. Call, stop by, or visit the Web page for a current list of what’s available, including

• Tickets to NYU events
  
• Discount movie tickets for AMC/Loews, Regal/United Artists, City Cinemas, and Clearview Cinemas theatres
  
• MetroCards
  
• Tickets for Broadway and off-Broadway shows, opera, dance, and other performing arts and sporting events

In addition, Ticket Central offers vouchers from the Theater Development Fund (TDF), which act as passports to certain theatrical, dance, and music events throughout New York City. To get a current list of events accepting TDF vouchers, visit the Web site at www.tdf.org.

NYU-TV and the Television Center

28 Washington Place, 1st Floor
212-998-5168 • www.nyu.edu/nyutv, www.nyu.edu/tvcenter

The NYU Division of Libraries has installed a private cable television system to serve NYU student residence halls and public spaces. In addition to regular broadcast stations and national cable-TV networks, the NYU-TV network (consisting of three channels) is available. NYU-TV broadcasts original NYU programming on Channel 14. Watch Channel 15 for the very latest Hollywood releases and cinema classics. Finally, there’s Channel 16, the “Happenings Channel,” offering free postings and campus news.

WNYU-FM Radio (89.1 FM)

194 Mercer, 5th Floor • 212-998-1660 • www.wnyu.org

Tune in to WNYU-FM radio for music and much more! Any registered student is eligible to join NYU’s own student-run radio station. Call the number above or visit the Web site for details.

Washington Square News

7 East 12th Street, Suite 800
212-998-4300 • www.nyunews.com, www.washingtonsquarenews.com

From curriculum to political changes, it all can be found in NYU’s daily student newspaper, the Washington Square News (WSN). Monday through Friday, the campus community looks to WSN’s award-winning coverage of student life, campus politics, NYU sports, and community news. Friday also means WSN Arts. Art’s entertainment coverage ranges from hot Hollywood movie releases to up-and-coming new bands to reviews of plays and NYU students’ involvement with the arts. On the first Tuesday of each month, readers seek out WSN’s magazine, Brownstone. The magazine explores the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality at NYU. NYUNEWS.com brings readers breaking news, special Web-only features, classified ads, and e-mail subscriptions for the daily headlines. Look for WSN in the purple newsstand in your favorite NYU building, check it out online at www.nyunews.com or call 212-995-3946 for a subscription.

Greenwich Village Resources

Greenwich Village showcases the best of urban life. Food, music, theatre, even a stroll down the street can be an interesting adventure. There’s far too much to list here, so please visit www.nyu.edu/src/cityguide to view The Student’s City Guide and The Broke Student’s Guide to NYC, created by the Student Resource Center, or stop by the SRC for recommendations.

Navigating the Univer-city

A Few Tips for Navigating the Campus

• Most NYU buildings are easily identified by violet and white flags and banners. Safety reminder: A green light over the main entrance to an NYU building indicates a 24-hour Public Safety officer station in the lobby.
  
• The West Fourth Street subway station is not at West Fourth Street. Entrances are on Sixth Avenue at Third Street and just north of Waverly Place.
  
• West Fourth Street ceases to be West Fourth Street at MacDougal Street, where it becomes Washington Square South. It resumes as West Fourth Street at the east side of the park.
  
• The Silver Center and Waverly and Brown Buildings are all connected by internal hallways. Note: The elevators in the Silver Center and Waverly Building are the proverbial sardine cans at class breaks. Arrive early or use the stairs.
  
• Check for signs in the elevator waiting areas for specific information regarding odd- or even-floor stops.
  
• Tisch can mean different things to different people: To performing and visual arts students, Tisch is Tisch School of the Arts; to business students, it’s Tisch Hall; and to SCPS students it’s Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management.
  
• UC Tisch is the Upper Concourse in Tisch Hall and is the first level down; LC Tisch is the Lower Concourse and is the second level down. LL1 Bobst is the first level down in Bobst Library; LL2 Bobst is the second level down.
  
• And, finally, don’t be afraid to ask directions. You will find that the Public Safety officers, students, and staff will readily assist you, and you may make a new friend.