Come to mediaWorks_2026, a student exhibition where presenters of varying disciplines have the opportunity to share media-based projects! Their work combines practice-based skills, showcasing their…
This second Equity Now Pre-Conference Session highlights the process by which Plainfield, NJ Public Schools are building coherent equity infrastructure grounded in state policy adaptation, CR-SE…
CFGNY will speak about their practice and how they approach making exhibitions and artworks in relation to their thinking around the "Vaguely Asian" as a collective of artists.
Einstein Auditorium 34 Stuyvesant Street, New York, NY 10003
CoHRR's 2026 research showcase will highlight student and postdoctoral research relevant to human health and rehabilitation. Come and connect with the Steinhardt community around shared research…
The Program in Dance Education Presents the 2026 Master's Dance Concert. The show features original choreography by graduate students in a variety of styles and genres of dance.
The audience will engage with and hear verbatim excerpts from over 150 interviews on the subject of migration by exploring one of three unique investigative paths.
Pless Hall Black Box Theatre 82 Washington Square East
The annual Piano Studies Honors Recital celebrates the achievements of Steinhardt’s piano students, and the varied pedagogical traditions represented by the program's Artist Faculty.
Paulson Center, Room 620 181 Mercer Street (at Bleecker Street) NYC
The language of West African percussive art presents challenges to the Western musician. Artists draw from tradition, yet are expected to create their own style, and to improvise in that style.
Join Steinhardt IPAC for a relaxed end-of-year picnic filled with sunshine, games, food, and community ✨ Take a break, soak in the spring weather, and celebrate the semester together!
Sasaki Garden, Washington Square Village (Behind Bobst Library)
The NYU Wind Symphony premieres works by winners of the 2025 Wind Symphony Call for Scores and features winners of the 2025 Wind Symphony Concerto Competition.
Iris Cantor Theatre 38 West Houston Street (at Greene Street) NYC
Join PRIISM and Ph.D. candidate Hansol Lee to learn how high stakes decision makers, such as those in college admissions, aren't easily swayed by random differences, even though AI models can give…
The NYU Symphony Orchestra will feature Dominic Sinicrope, winner of the 2025 Brass Concerto Competition, on trumpet playing Concertino for Trumpet by Belgian composer Joseph Jongen.
Iris Cantor Theatre 38 West Houston Street (at Greene Street) NYC
