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NYU Steinhardt News

Revolutionary Mothering: Black Mothers' Vision for the 2024 Presidential Agenda

New research from NYU Applied Psychology highlights Black mothers’ policy priorities and political advocacy ahead of the 2024 election.

NYU PAA Welcomes Evgeniya Kondrashina as Clinical Assistant Professor

Evgeniya Kondrashina's appointment reinforces the program’s ongoing commitment to preparing graduates for leadership on the global stage through internationally engaged research and creative work.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Fulbright Scholar Dr. Raphaela Henze Joins PAA as Research Affiliate

During her time at NYU, Dr. Henze will share her research and offer lectures on international cultural management, as well as on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Areas of Study: The Arts

NYU Steinhardt Alumni Win 2026 Tony Awards

The June 7 awards recognized artistic excellence in live Broadway theatre.

NYU Learning Exchange Uplifts Global Strategies to the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP)

With support from the American Heart Association, Dr. Monica Dinu of the University of Florence joined IHDSC affiliate, Dr. Jeannette Beasley, Associate Professor in the Departments of Nutrition and Food Studies and Medicine at NYU Steinhardt, to host a Learning Exchange focused on delivering and adapting the DPP across diverse populations and settings.

Reclaiming Indigenous Mathematical Knowledge: New Review from NYU Steinhardt Researchers

A new review from researchers in NYU Applied Psychology challenges Western-centric assumptions about mathematics and argues for greater recognition of Indigenous mathematical systems as legitimate.

Beyond the Mat: Bridging Psychology and Yoga for Radical Healing

Yoga to Cope provides a space where accessible yoga-based tools and mental health advocacy meet to support marginalized communities navigating trauma, grief, and identity.

Dr. Honey Crawford Named 2025-2026 Transformative Impact Scholar

We are thrilled to name Dr. Honey Crawford, Assistant Professor of English at NYU, as the 2025-2026 Transformative Impact Scholar!

Opening Doors to STEM: NYU Path Students Explore Technology and Career Pathways

This spring, the NYU Path Program, housed at IHDSC, brought together more than 50 middle school students for a day-long, STEM-focused experience designed to help students explore how technology and education can open doors to new opportunities.

Workshop Highlights Patient-Centered Strategies to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Care

In spring 202,6, NYU’s Department of Nutrition and Food Studies and the Brownsville Community Culinary Center co-hosted "Rooted in Health: Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)," an interdisciplinary workshop on nutrition, culinary practice, and CVD care.

CNBC Interviews Howard-Spink About "Blue Dot Fever"

CNBC interviewed Sam Howard-Spink, Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the NYU Steinhardt Music Business program about the growing phenomenon known as “Blue Dot Fever,” a term used to describe the increasing visibility of unsold concert seats on ticketing platforms.
Areas of Study: The Arts

PhD Student Alexa Torres Skillicorn Awarded Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship

Torres Skillicorn’s project examines jazz as a territorial practice that reconfigures urban space and belonging in Mexico and Chile.

NYU Steinhardt Co-Hosts Workshop on Trauma-Informed Care for Asian American Communities

Steinhardt faculty and students—alongside researchers, clinicians, educators, and community leaders—discussed ways to strengthen culturally responsive care.

NYU Metro Center Celebrates Those Committed to the Education Justice Movement

NYU Metro Center offers kudos to dedicated educators at the conclusion of a challenging academic year, and extends well-deserved congratulations to those staff members that were nominated for special honors and awards during a recent Steinhardt Recognition Event.

Celebrating the Art of Carol Bove (BS ’00) at the Guggenheim Museum

Contemporary sculptor and alum Bove was a clinical associate professor of studio art at NYU Steinhardt from 2009 to 2013.

Study Links Eight Heart-Healthy Habits to Lower Diabetes Risk in Postmenopausal Women

Healthier diet, exercise, and nonsmoking were among habits associated with lower risk of diabetes.

NYU Occupational Therapy Doctoral Students Celebrate White Coat Ceremony Milestone

NYU’s second-year Occupational Therapy Doctoral cohort recently celebrated their White Coat Ceremony, marking the transition into advanced clinical training and professional practice.
Areas of Study: Education , Health

The Barney Arts Digest

Announcements from the Department of Art & Art Professions
Areas of Study: The Arts

2026 All-University Commencement Student Speaker: MCC’s Armaan Gupta

Graduating with a bachelor of science degree in Media, Culture, and Communication, Armaan has been president of the NYU BIPOC Legal Society, a Steinhardt undergraduate peer mentor, and an Admissions Ambassador.

2026 Mosey Lectureship: Dr Arameh Anvarizadeh

This March, the NYU Department of Occupational Therapy welcomed Dr Arameh Anvarizadeh, Professor of Clinical Occupational Therapy, and AOTA Board President (2025-2028), to deliver the virtual 2026 Anne Cronin Mosey Lecture.