Education and Social Sciences

NYU transportation experts study a devastating storm to help cities and states prepare for the next

Report states that communities of color doubled their share of New York City’s outdoor dining establishments, while low-income communities nearly doubled theirs.

New Study Shows Online Push by Foreign Disinformation Accounts Didn’t Change Attitudes, Voting Behavior—But Disinformation Effort May Still Have Had Consequences

NYU's 'Wellness and the Human Connection' course pairs NYU students with older adults to write oral histories of their lives.

Arguing over how to observe the holiday is as old as the Reformation, with traditions shaped by Pagan ritual, Martin Luther, popular authors, and more

Research by NYU’s Deborah Padgett reveals how homeless guests benefitted from long-term hotel stays during the COVID pandemic.

"The pandemic is a mass disabling event. We need to learn from and follow disability expertise in responding to COVID-19."

Historian Hasia Diner traces hundreds of years of battles over the issue—and wonders whether disagreement has recently become “unbridgeable.”

A Lebanese Fulbright scholar is honing his leadership and advocacy skills with the hope of transforming education back home.

Those who believe that inequalities are caused by “natural” or “internal” differences among racial groups show more racial bias against Black children