In a bold move to revamp the iconic Manhattan subway system, a degree-granting institution has announced a series of high-profile changes to three major subway stations in the area. As part of the initiative, the stations will be renamed to reflect the university's academic programs, with the names of influential alumni and notable figures in the field. Commuters will now be able to ride the subway through the "Baruch College Station," the "NYU Station," and the "Columbia University Station." To celebrate the launch, the university is offering free deodorant and discounted subway fares to riders, in a bid to boost morale and make the commute a little more bearable.
Degree renames three major Manhattan subway stations, gives away free deodorant and rides amNewYork
