NYU Alumni and Faculty Earn 19 Tony Award Nominations
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Twenty-seven alumni and one professor from New York University received a total of 19 Tony Award nominations, recognizing excellence in producing, writing, directing, acting, scenic design, costume design, lighting design, and choreography on Broadway.
21 NYU Students & Recent Alumni Win Fulbright Grants
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Twenty-one New York University students and recent alumni have been selected as Fulbright Scholars for 2018-19—more than twice the number selected five years ago.
CAS's Amanda Lawson, Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform, Named 2018 Truman Scholar
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Amanda Lawson, a junior in the College of Arts and Science and an advocate for criminal justice reform, has been named a 2018 Truman Scholar.
Historian Jennifer Morgan on “Race, Gender, and How the Past Informs the Present…and Our Future”—April 19
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Historian Jennifer Morgan will deliver “Living in the Moment: Race, Gender, and How the Past Informs the Present…and Our Future,” an NYU College of Arts and Science Bentson Dean’s Lecture, on Thurs., April 19.
NYU’s Prison Education Program Receives $1 Million Grant from Mellon Foundation
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NYU has received a $1 million, three-year grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support its Prison Education Program (PEP), an initiative that brings a college education to incarcerated individuals at New York’s Wallkill Correctional Facility.
Center for Ancient Studies to Host “The Origins of the Arts”—April 26-27 Conference
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The Center for Ancient Studies will host “The Origins of the Arts: Expressive Culture of Early Homo sapiens,” the annual Ranieri Colloquium on Ancient Studies, on Thurs., April 26 and Fri., April 27.
NYU Psychology Study Advances to Second Round of "STAT Madness" 2018
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An NYU Department of Psychology study led by Professor Andrei Cimpian has advanced to the second round of STAT Madness 2018-a virtual tournament of science in which the public votes for which studies they like best in a bracketed format.
Two NYU Studies Part of “STAT Madness” 2018—a Virtual Tournament of Science
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Two NYU studies are part of STAT Madness 2018—a virtual tournament of science in which the public votes for which studies they like best in a bracketed format.
Five NYU Alumni and Faculty Win Grammy Awards
Tagged in Arts and Culture Tisch School of the Arts Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Gallatin School of Individualized Study College of Arts and Science
Tisch professor Jim Anderson won his second Grammy for Best Surround Sound Album. Anderson, who is an internationally recognized recording engineer and producer for acoustic music in the recording, radio, television, and film industries, has 27 Grammy-nominated recordings in his portfolio, 11 of which have gone on to win the big prize.
NYUers Earn 14 Golden Globe Nominations
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Fourteen members of the NYU alumni community, a faculty member, and one student were among the nominees in nine categories when the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced its nominations for the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards.