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Heddy Lahmann Leads International Youth Musicians in Cultural Exchange

700+ students participated in cultural exchange and peacebuilding workshops as part of Carnegie Hall’s World Orchestra Week (WOW!) Festival.

Rapper/Actor Eve is NYU Steinhardt’s Scholar-in-Residence for 2024-25

The trailblazing rapper, actor, and philanthropist will host events centered around women in hip-hop.

Early Academic Success Does Not Lead to Increased STEM College Enrollment for Black and Latine Students

A study from Associate Professor of International Education Hua-Yu Sebastian Cherng finds that White English-speaking students are the only group with a positive relationship between STEM aptitude and STEM college enrollment.

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Joe Henry and Ella Bric Are 2024–25 NYU Steinhardt Artists-in-Residence

Henry and Bric will meet with students and perform during their three-day visits.

Micheal Quach (BS ’22) Named 2024 Steinhardt Ascending Champion

The Spirit of Steinhardt Awards recognize alumni who are Disruptors, Visionaries, and Ascending Champions of our global community.

Storyteller Brings the History of Middle Passage to the Stage

Antonio Rocha, an award winning storyteller, mimes and narrates the history of the Malaga ship and the trafficking of Africans to the Americas, including Brazil, the performer's homeland.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Susan Antolin (EdD ’22) Named 2024 Steinhardt Visionary

The Spirit of Steinhardt Awards recognize alumni who are Disruptors, Visionaries, and Ascending Champions of our global community.

Adam D-F. Stevens (MA ’18) Named 2024 Steinhardt Disruptor of the Year

The Spirit of Steinhardt Awards recognize alumni who are Disruptors, Visionaries, and Ascending Champions of our global community.

Jeannette Beasley Receives NYU Grant for Diabetes Prevention Research

The funding will support adapting a successful New-York based prevention program for patients in the United Arab Emirates.

Institute of Education Sciences Awards $2 million Grant to NYU for Path Program Research

The Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the research arm of the U.S. Department of Education, has awarded New York University (NYU), in partnership with New York City Public Schools (NYCPS), a four-year, $2 million grant. This funding will support the adaptation of the Path Program for upper elementary grades and evaluate its impact on students, school staff, and families.

Samuel Pizelo on How Games Like Tic-Tac-Toe Inspired the Modern Computer

A researcher at NYU Steinhardt concluded that 19th-century mathematicians used game theory to create algorithms used in today’s computation, sequencing, and logic modeling.

NYU Celebrates Constitution Day with Debut of Verbatim Performance Lab Piece

"That’s Not a Partisan Feeling, That’s Patriotic" portrays real-life interview subjects’ complex thoughts on the role of the U.S. president.

Steinhardt Marks 60th Anniversary of Free Speech Movement

NYU Steinhardt will host a range of events to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement—a semester-long student rebellion that erupted at the University of California, Berkeley, in the fall of 1964.

Q & A With Jonathan Haas, Director of Program in Percussion Studies

Jonathan Haas, Director of the Program in Percussion Studies, answers a few questions about what makes this program stand out from the rest.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Q & A with Christopher Zandieh, Piano Studies Concerto Competition Winner

Christopher Zahdieh, Piano Studies Concerto Competition winner, discusses how he prepared to perform with the NYU Orchestera, how he has grown as a pianist in the Piano Studies Program, and his plans post graduation.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Alum DJ Cuppy Creates Fund for Grad Students

The Cuppy Africa Steinhardt Scholars Fund will help Steinhardt graduate students thrive during their education.

Hajian Creates Score for PBS Series Focusing on Untold Latino History

Screen Scoring adjunct faculty member Chris Hajian composes the score for the PBS documentary series VOCES: American Historia – The Untold History of Latinos.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Educators and Parents Reveal Culture of Fear, Censorship, and Loss of Learning Opportunities in the Wake of Florida Policies

A new study finds that “education restriction” policies ​​reduce opportunities and support offered in public schools, even without parents’ knowledge

Tami Altschuler will present a poster at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention

Tami Altschuler will present a poster at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention.

A Beat of Her Own: Alum Amanda Morris (BS '18) Shapes How The Media Reports on Disability

Amanda Morris, a graduate of NYU’s Media, Culture, and Communication and Journalism departments, is a reporter for The Washington Post and considered a trailblazer on the national disability beat.

A PhD student in the Rehabilitation Sciences program, will present at the Medical Rehabilitation Research Resource (MR3)

Tej Mehta, a PhD student in the Rehabilitation Sciences program at NYU, will present at the Medical Rehabilitation Research Resource (MR3) Network’s 4th Annual Scientific Retreat.
Areas of Study: Health

How Music Can Help Heal Trauma and Connect Communities

As part of the UN’s Healing Arts Week, Steinhardt hosted a symposium exploring the ways music, art, theater, and dance can improve health and well-being. Director of Music Therapy Ken Aigen explains music's healing power.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Art Exhibit Showcases Talent and Youth Development of Students Belonging to NYU Metro Center’s Liberty Partnerships Program (NYU LPP)

NYC High School students are encouraged to share their talents and perspectives at a public-facing art installation held at NYU's Kimball Hall. The Liberty Partnerships Program at NYU Metro Center empowers students to be active participants in their learning communities and beyond.