Symposium on Slavery, Conferences on Spanish Cultural Studies, Poetry Readings and More at NYU King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center in April
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NYU King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center will host Professors Amanda Wunder and Susan Galassi for a conversation about Baroque Seville and Zurbarán (April 17), Peruvian Poet Rossella di Paolo and Chilean Poet and Screenwriter Malú Urriola for its KJCC Poetry Series (April 18), a conference to celebrate 20 years of the Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies (April 19 & 20), and the symposium “Slave Pasts in the Present: Narrating Slavery through the Arts, Technology, and Tourism” (April 27 & 28).
Public Safety in the 21st Century City – Apr. 24
Tagged in Education and Social Sciences Around the Square Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
A public conversation at NYU Wagner will look into enhancing safety in New York and other cities beyond the role of law enforcement.
NYU’s Glucksman Ireland House to Host Senator George Mitchell for Belfast’s Good Friday Agreement 20th Anniversary – April 17
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NYU’s Glucksman Ireland House will host Senator George Mitchell for its annual Irish Institute Lecture on Tues., April 17, 2018 at 7:00 p.m.
East Meets West: Chinese and Other Asian Students Studying Abroad in the U.S. -- Apr. 16
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An academic conference at NYU looks at the challenges and opportunities facing Asian international students studying abroad in the United States.
Deutsches Haus at NYU to Host Panel on “Threats to Democracy” – April 18
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NYU’s Deutsches Haus will host “The State(s) We’re In: A New Age of Transatlantic Relations — Threats to Democracy” on Wed., April 18, 2018 at 6:00 p.m.
Urban Transformation Forum: Mayors Changing Cities – Apr. 18
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Facing uncertain support from Washington, D.C., mayors from around the country will convene at a public forum at NYU to discuss their inventive approaches to long-standing public challenges.
Carter Journalism Institute Names Jessica Camille Aguirre Winner of Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award
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NYU's Carter Journalism Institute has named Jessica Camille Aguirre, a freelancer writer who has served as a foreign correspondent in Europe and Africa, the winner of its Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award.
"The Door Opened For Us": NYU Albany Day 2018
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Reflections from the annual student advocacy trip.
One Question: What Determines the Price We'll Pay for Something?
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Kenway Louie, assistant research scientist and research assistant professor at NYU's Center for Neural Science, tackles the question in under two minutes.
March 2018 in NYU Research
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Top findings from the past month.