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Have You Checked the Attic? Appears over a black background with white rabbits all over the place.

Apr 11 Thu

Apr 19 Fri

BFA Thesis Exhibition II: Have you checked the attic?

April 11–19 The Commons and Rosenberg Gallery Opening reception 6–8 pm on Wednesday, April 10

Areas of Study: The Arts

The show title is written vertically down the middle of the image. The names of the participating artists encircle it in black font.

Apr 03 Wed

Apr 20 Sat

BFA Thesis Exhibition I: WHALEFALL

March 28–April 5 The Commons and Rosenberg Gallery Opening reception 6–8 pm on Wednesday, March 27

Areas of Study: The Arts

A black and white sketch of three artists looking through spyglasses

Apr 03 Wed

Apr 20 Sat

MFA Class of 2024 | Thesis Part 1 | SPYGLASS

April 3–20, 2024 80WSE Opening reception 5–7 pm on Wednesday, April 3

Areas of Study: The Arts

Center of Health and Rehabilitation Research: 2024 Spring Research Showcase

CoHRR's 2024 research showcase will highlight student and postdoctoral research relevant to human health and rehabilitation, while also providing an opportunity for the Steinhardt community to connect…

Areas of Study: Health

Composers Collective: Songwriters on MacDougal

(PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE) Celebrate songwriting at the Provincetown Playhouse. Students from the NYU Theory and Composition program offer new songs in performances by NYU student musicians. Presented…

Areas of Study: The Arts

A Potpourri of Tales

(PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE) Two of NYC’s finest storytellers, Joy Kelly Smith and Ron Sopyla, along with host Regina Ress, will offer up a diverse program of stories, old, new, classic and true, for…

Areas of Study: The Arts

IES-PIRT Proseminar Series: Dr. Dominique J. Baker

Dr. Dominique J. Baker (University of Delaware) will give a presentation as part of the IES-PIRT proseminar series.

An Evening of World Premieres Led by Julia Wolfe and Jonathan Haas

(PAULSON CENTER, ROOM 620) For over a decade now, the NYU Percussion Ensemble has worked with Julia Wolfe and the Program in Music Composition to present an evening of world premieres written for the…

Areas of Study: The Arts

GRWM to Return Home

Join us for lunch to discuss the excitement and challenges that might come with such a move!

FEM QUEEN: THE EVOLUTION, THE REVOLUTION, THE CELEBRATION!

Join us at the NYU Skirball for an evening with Dominique Jackson as she discusses Ballroom Culture including fashion and performance representing a year-long collaboration between NYU Steinhardt and…

Apr 23 Tue

Apr 26 Fri

NYU Steinhardt 2024 Spring Jazz Festival at Provincetown Playhouse

(PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE) The NYU 2024 Spring Jazz Festival will feature both graduate and undergraduate jazz majors, spanning eight days and three venues. The first four concert nights consist of jazz…

Areas of Study: The Arts

OTD Occupational Therapy Post-Professional Program Info Session

Come learn about the Post-Professional Occupational Therapy OTD program at New York University.

Areas of Study: Health

Imaginary Acoustic Visions With Bill Fontana

(PAULSON CENTER, ROOM 620) NYU Steinhardt Music Technology Town Hall Presents Imaginary Acoustic Visions with Bill Fontana. In a career spanning 50 years, Fontana is internationally known for his…

Areas of Study: The Arts

Carnegie Hall's "Dancing on the Precipice" Festival: Piano Music of the Weimar Era

(BLACK BOX THEATRE) As part of Carnegie Hall's "Dancing on the Precipice" festival, the pianists of NYU Steinhardt present works celebrating the cultural richness of the Weimar Republic.

Areas of Study: The Arts