A roundup of this morning’s news, including a new chef at Spina and late-night deals at Black Market.

Thousands of students from N.Y.U. and other schools marched from the Stern School of Business to Union Square, where they spoke out against debt, unemployment, and other issues.

Maple Pancake Sausage Rollers in three weeks!

In the park, new solar-powered trash compactors are crushing litter with 1,250 pounds of pressure.

A “Twilight Trivia Night” at the Tompkins Square Park branch of the New York Public Library.

Follow our reporter as he follows a group of students that plan to “occupy the subway.”

The Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation is seeking a new director of research and preservation.

Many consider it to be the best worst movie of all-time.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a protest outside of Village Voice offices, apartment deals on the Lower East Side, a change of plan for the Bean, and more.

A blaze broke out in the kitchen of a fourth floor apartment around 8:14 p.m.

Curious messages in the window of a local law office.

Sahara East owes $393,773.41 in unpaid taxes; Quantum Leap will close this week.

Two men are accused of bilking Chase ATM users of $300,000 around Astor Place and Union Square.

The owner of JoeDoe on First Street opens a sandwich shop just a handful of blocks away.

The city approves a landmarked building built in 1890 for an additional two stories.

A brother-sister team aims to bring an edgy, alternative-rock diner to an address with a good deal of rock-and-roll history.

The pair allegedly broke into the macrobiotic restaurant and stole cash.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a new exhibit of Lower East Side photography, a new play incorporating Osama bin Laden and Marilyn Monroe, half-off wine bottles, and a beerathon.

A senior officer at the Ninth Precinct reports that a suspect has been arrested for Sunday’s attack in a First Avenue building.