The Psychodrama of '68
Tagged in Law and Policy Education and Social Sciences
NYU's Tim Naftali and Nikhil Pal Singh reflect on how the events of 1968 still resonate today.
NYU Steinhardt Professor Debunks Myth, Shows that Multilingual Students Have Improved in Academic Achievement
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
New research published by NYU Steinhardt professor Michael Kieffer challenges the perception that multilingual students in the United States consistently perform poorly, have shown little academic progress, and are being failed by schools.
2020 Census: Tech Revolution or Risk? – June 18
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Silver School of Social Work Around the Square School of Law
Public forum co-sponsored by the McSilver Institute will explore the critical new challenges and risks linked to the next big population count.
Why Our Brains Love Fake News—and How We Can Resist It
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences
NYU psychologist Jay Van Bavel explores the latest research on how partisan allegiances can interfere with analytical thinking.
Carter Journalism Institute’s 2018 Reporting Award Winners to Focus on Hindu Nationalism, North Korean Defectors, and Russia’s Political Activists
Tagged in Campus and Community Education and Social Sciences Arts and Science
New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has named three recipients of its 2018 Reporting Award.
Why Personal Narratives Matter for Young Adults with Mental Health Challenges
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences
The Silver School’s Michelle Munson discusses her research into a highly promising path to therapeutic healing for marginalized young adults.
One Question: Why does the dancing in the Childish Gambino video "This is America" make you cringe?
Tagged in Arts and Culture Education and Social Sciences One Question
Susan Koff, clinical professor of dance education at NYU Steinhardt, tackles the question in less than 90 seconds.
May 2018 in NYU Research
Tagged in Health and Medicine Education and Social Sciences Engineering, Science and Technology
Top findings from the past month.
NYU Steinhardt Professor Replicates Famous Marshmallow Test, Makes New Observations
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Health and Medicine Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
"Our findings suggest that an intervention that alters a child’s ability to delay, but fails to change more general cognitive and behavioral capacities, will probably have very small effects on later outcomes" - Dr.Watts
Tandon Valedictorian Launches Sustainability Startup
Tagged in Business and Entrepreneurship Engineering, Science and Technology Education and Social Sciences
Myriam Sbeiti graduated at the top of her class from NYU Tandon (2018) with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering.