Percussionists from around the world returned to NYU for the renowned Broadway Percussion Summer Conference, led by Percussion program director Jonathan Haas. The conference offers masterclasses, hands-on sessions, and exclusive behind-the-scenes access. Participants gain invaluable experience and mentorship from some of the most respected names in the industry.
As part of the "Backstage Pass" Series, PAA students visited the Majestic Theater, one of the 17 Broadway theaters The Shubert Organization owns and operates, to connect with alumni and staff and gain behind-the-scenes insights and career advice.
Together, Samuels, Diaz, and Saporito represent the exceptional talent and leadership of the NYU Percussion Studies faculty. Not only are they educating the future generation of performers, but they’re actively crafting the sound of Broadway today.
Together, Samuels, Diaz, and Saporito represent the exceptional talent and leadership of the NYU Percussion Studies faculty. Not only are they educating the future generation of performers, but they’re actively crafting the sound of Broadway today.
Explore the latest work from Dr. Richard Welsh, whose new book, Suspended Futures, offers insights into racial disparities in school discipline and potential solutions. Drawing on evidence from NYC public schools, Welsh outlines a framework for reform aimed at improving school climate and creating more inclusive learning environments.
The professor of media, culture, and communication explains the spectrum of media ownership—public to market and everything in between—and how these forms support or threaten today’s journalism.
NYU Steinhardt's Program for Inclusion and Neurodiversity Education (PINE) offers expert-developed resources and innovative programming to create inclusive spaces.
Laura Gould (Steinhardt ’90, ’95, GSM ’23) and her three daughters, Lily Crandall (Steinhardt ’20, TSOA ’24), AJ Crandall (CAS ’22), and Gracie Crandall (Steinhardt ’24) share their thoughts on pursing dreams.
