Alicia Hurley

Modifications to the plan eliminate a planned hotel, remove commercial space and reduce building heights.

Locals said the plan would rob the Village of its "world-famous character."

About 200 people gathered Wednesday night in opposition to NYU's 20-year expansion plan. 

Residents and elected officials slam New York University's expansion plans at first public airing.

NYU presented it latest expansion plan to Community Board 3 Monday.

Neighbors and politicians called for the land to be transferred to the Parks Department instead of going to NYU.

Preservationists said NYU's renovation of the historic playhouse didn't maintain enough of the theater's original character.

NYU plans to build a tower at the site of the Morton Williams Supermarket instead of the I.M. Pei landmarked complex.

In the face of overwhelming community opposition, Community Board 2 has delayed their vote until Nov. 18.

The Community Action Alliance on NYU 2031 plan a protest for Nov. 7 at 2 p.m.

NYU representatives fielded questions from Villagers opposed to the 2031 expansion Tuesday night.

More than 200 residents turned out in opposition to plans to erect the tallest building ever built in Greenwich Village.

The university cannot afford to build a skyscraper at Tower 5, an official told DNAinfo.

To make up for development over public space, NYU will offer space for an elementary school in one of their proposed high-rises.

Two playgrounds, a dog run and a reflecting garden would be replaced by skyscrapers.