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Symposium explores what it means to work during a presidential administration that routinely refers to the press as an “enemy of the people," among other urgent questions facing journalists across genres, subjects, and publications.
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Join Jewish Currents magazine and three NYU food scholars for an evening about Jewish food.
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Three cutting-edge musical artists present their latest works as part of Black History Month at NYU Gallatin.
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The exhibition, entitled Difficult Love (Or What Scatters and Comes Back Together), considers how identities are formed in love and in resistance to the brutality of colonial world making.
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A free public forum looks at the role that better bus service can have in advancing economic opportunity and social equity in NYC.
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Events Around the Square Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
Sponsored by NYU Wagner, the US Conference of Mayors, and the David Bohnett Foundation.
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She will discuss the legacy of slavery in America in a fireside chat with Christina Greer.
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The exhibition will take place at NYU's Gallatin Galleries, with a reception and discussion forum coming on Oct. 16.
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Gallatin School of Individualized Study Around the Square
Just look around, and up: It may be time for urbanists to call this “the era of the megadevelopment.” A group of experts will convene at NYU Gallatin to consider this worldwide phenomenon, and the implications for democracy, displacement and the future of cities.
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Around the Square Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
A leading expert in economics and business, Matthew Kahn, will discuss the looming threat of climate change to cities around the world.