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Cobblestone Connections

As the chill of autumn reminds us to savor the season's last outdoor lunches—like this one on Greenwich Village's historic Washington Mews—NYUers everywhere are looking for ways to spend time together. And with device-free zones and events popping up across our campuses, we're making experience a priority. New outdoor adventures, game nights, and creative workshops offer more chances than ever to gather, listen and discuss.

News and Research

From the Archives: 35 Years of the Children’s Halloween Parade

Which costumes were most popular in the 1990s? A look back through the decades of a beloved NYU and Manhattan Community Board 2 tradition

NYU Launches Quantum Institute

How Do Runners Reach the Finish Line? By Focusing on Concrete Steps, Psychology Study Shows

Modeling the Hidden Infrastructure Matrix of New York City

Ants Use a Genetic 'Bulldozer' to Achieve a Hyper-Specific Sense of Smell

Arts & Impact

Folk Legend Noel Stookey Is Inaugural Artist-in-Residence

The arts change lives, and NYU is uniquely positioned to showcase their social impact with multidisciplinary performances and scholarship.

Events and stories

Noel Stookey playing his guitar in a dark room

Teaching Innovation

Cool Course Dispatches

From museum studies to disease ecology, our students get hands-on experience—in the classroom and in the vibrant cities we call home

Explore the Series

students visiting a graffitied art gallery with their professor

In and of the World

With our unmatched global scale, NYU leads among universities in sending students to study abroad and supports a thriving population of international students, faculty, and staff

drainage ditch in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Climate and Health in Tanzania

Global public health students in the course “A Systems Approach to Climate Change: Efficient Strategies for Local Mitigation” worked with local communities in Dar es Salaam, the country's largest city, to design realistic, cost-effective programs that respond to complex health challenges driven by climate change and poverty.

LSE vice chancellor and NYU president signing an agreement at a table with flowers

NYU and LSE Expand Partnership

A new dual-degree program between NYU and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) will allow students to receive grad degrees from both institutions and study with faculty from two of the world’s leading media studies departments.

a student exploring the Greenwood Rising history center in Tulsa

Tulsa’s Greenwood as a Case Study

The NYU Tulsa course “Black Capitalism and the Struggle for Freedom in America” includes a section on the historic district one known as "Black Wall Street" that was destroyed by a white mob in 1921. Students visit the neighborhood's cultural sites and the Greenwood Rising history center.

expansive view of students studying in Bobst library

Envision Yourself Here

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