NYU is #1 Again in Both International Students and Study Abroad
Tagged in Campus and Community Global NYU Homepage Feature
NYU was again ranked No. 1 in both the number of international students studying at NYU and the number of NYU students studying abroad.
One Question: How Do We Prepare Rapidly Growing Cities for Further Expansion?
Tagged in Engineering, Science and Technology Global NYU Homepage Feature One Question
In this series, we turn to NYU faculty—specialists in their fields—to address the general questions that we all encounter as we move through the world.
Summer 2018 in NYU Research
Tagged in Global Health and Medicine Engineering, Science and Technology Education and Social Sciences
Major news and findings from the past few months.
Alumni @ Work: Mona Lipson Funds Clean Water Projects
Tagged in Global Health and Medicine Alumni @ Work
The Wagner alum creates corporate partnerships to provide access to clean water projects and sanitation to those in need.
President Andrew Hamilton's Statement on the Supreme Court Travel Ban Decision
Tagged in Campus and Community Law and Policy Global
"We all benefit from greater engagement, not less."
Alumni @ Work: Alexandra Clare Founded Coding Non-Profit
Tagged in Business and Entrepreneurship Global Alumni @ Work
The SPS alum discusses how NYU helped launch her career.
Mining Twitter Vitriol for the Soul of the American Voter
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Professor, artist, and coder Roopa Vasudevan explores the U.S. political climate using social media data
Children with Disabilities in West Africa Experience Violence from the Day they are Born
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Global Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
A study published in BMC Public Health by NYU Steinhardt Assistant Professor Janet Njelesani, finds that disabled children in West Africa experience violence from the day they are are born and significantly greater violence than their non-disabled peers.
Applications to NYU Exceed 75,000, Setting New Record
Tagged in Campus and Community Global
NYU Opens New, Larger Admissions Center to Accommodate Growth in Campus Visits
NYU Steinhardt to Lead Research on Refugee Child Development Through $100 Million Grant Awarded to Sesame Workshop & International Rescue Committee
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Global Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development NYU Abu Dhabi
Led by NYU Steinhardt professor Hirokazu Yoshikawa, Global TIES for Children will implement an evidence-based research and evaluation program to measure the success of Sesame and IRC’s educational work supporting children and families in the Middle East.