NYU Steinhardt

Steinhardt is one of 70 members in the global charter, which includes higher education and professional dance training organizations.

Steinhardt’s Educational Theatre course layers words, sounds, and movement in exercises that free students' imaginations and help them develop performance skills.

This collaboration between the U.S. Department of State and the Recording Academy uses music to bridge gaps between people, cultures, and nations.

Steinhardt's Faculty First-Look serves as a model across NYU to help minoritized groups learn the unwritten rules of careers in academia.

Research from the professor of economics and education policy shows that more selective U.S. universities approach gender parity in physics, engineering, and computer science—while less selective ones see widening gaps.

This cross-university program offers free college courses to incarcerated students and helps them complete their NYU degree after release.

The vice dean for faculty affairs and professor of international education and politics wrote “Hypotheses on Food and Peace: Five Ways to Use Social Gastronomy for Peacebuilding.”

Two faculty members from Steinhardt's Music and Audio Research Laboratory will study the feasibility of an intentional music listening intervention for stroke patients’ mental health recovery.

NYU Steinhardt OT students and faculty traveled this fall to The Yard, an adventure playground on Governors Island, to see how kids play in real time.