New Parkinson's Art Exhibit from NYU Steinhardt's Art Therapy Program Shows Patients' 'Resilience'
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‘Brain Storm: The Art of Resilience’ concludes a collaborative study between NYU Steinhardt’s Art Therapy program and NYU Langone.
The Top NYU Alumni Magazine Stories of the Decade
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Our editors chose one standout from each year starting in 2010—from the creation of the High Line to sexist perceptions of genius to a guide to NYU's new academic homes in Brooklyn.
What Really Happens When a Grocery Store Opens in a ‘Food Desert’?
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NYU research suggests that the presence of a new neighborhood supermarket doesn’t necessarily change what people buy and eat.
In Their Element
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NYU chemists share their favorites in honor of the 150th anniversary of the periodic table
This Semester in Outreach
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A by-the-numbers look at how NYU serves communities in NYC and beyond
Vets Gone Violet
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Military veterans working in NYU's Department of Public Safety bring a spirit of service to their new roles protecting the University community.
NYU Law Faculty Release Free Textbooks: “It Costs Zero Dollars”
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"Saving students money was definitely one of our goals."
Can Law Enforcement Be Both Tech-Driven and Just?
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NYU Law’s Policing Project evaluates new surveillance and data collection tools for potential civil rights concerns
The 12 Biggest Myths about Homelessness in America
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Silver School of Social Work professor Deborah K. Padgett’s scholarship upends common assumptions about substance abuse, mental illness, and ‘bad choices.’
How a Children’s Book is Helping Parents Talk to Their Kids about Gun Violence
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"The President Sang Amazing Grace" is an illustrated children's book—adapted from a short film and song—that takes inspiration from Obama's musical eulogy for the 2015 Charleston church shooting victims.