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Donor Spotlight: Jinlan Liu for Quality Undergraduate Education and Scholarly Training (QUEST)

The longtime pediatric nurse, Steinhardt parent, and philanthropist supports underrepresented students in applied psychology.

Rosanne Cash Joins NYU Steinhardt as 2021-22 Americana Artist-in-Residence

Multiple Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash, one of the most revered artists in the Americana music genre, will work closely with NYU students through a variety of lectures, workshops, and classroom visits
Areas of Study: The Arts

Partner Spotlight: The William T. Grant Foundation

From research grants to in-depth partnerships, the Foundation and Steinhardt share a passion for improving the lives of youths.

New Album from Martin Scherzinger

Media, Culture, and Communication Associate Professor Martin Scherzinger has a new album of piano etudes.

Steinhardt Professor Nicole Fleetwood Named MacArthur Fellow

The Media, Culture, and Communication professor is one of 25 exceptional individuals recognized by the MacArthur Foundation for creating objects of beauty and awe, advancing our understanding of society, and fomenting change to improve the human condition.

NYU Steinhardt Welcomes Seven New Faculty Members

Our newest faculty members are scholars, researchers, practitioners, and educators working at the intersection of culture, health, music, art, food studies, and social justice. 

2021 QUEST Scholars Present Research Findings

Congratulations to this year’s 12 QUEST scholars who conducted applied psychology research with Steinhardt faculty.

NYU Metro Center Staff Quoted in Critical Race Theory Article

i3 director Matt Gonzales and EJROC project associate Barbara Gross quoted in a recent article about critical race theory.

Challenging Biases Takes Center Stage: Steinhardt’s Verbatim Performance Lab Confronts Social Perceptions through Theatre

NYU Steinhardt and Clinical Professor Joe Salvatore are pioneering a distinctive approach to educational theatre with the Verbatim Performance Lab.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Music Tech Grad Students Awarded 2021 AES Scholarships

Aizhou (Amy) Liu and Gregor McWilliam have been awarded 2021 AES Educational Foundation Scholarships

Lisette Nieves Nominated by President Biden to AmeriCorps Board

This is the second nomination from the Executive Office of the President for Lisette Nieves, director of educational leadership and clinical professor of educational leadership and policy studies.

Screen Scoring Alum André Miranda Raises €1.3M in Funding for Musiversal

Musiversal provides a platform to connect composers and producers with performers.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Bobby Sanabria to Headline “Bringing it all Back Home to Washington Square” with Special Guest Janis Siegel

The Music Education faculty member will be bringing his Multiverse Big Band to Washington Square Park on September 25 for an exciting free concert.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Alum Andrew Malilay White Receives Post-Doc at University of Chicago

Alum Andrew Malilay White has received a prestigious Humanities Teaching Fellowship.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Piano Studies Alum Annie Jeng Appointed to the Piano Faculty at UNC Greensboro

She has performed at the Brancaleoni International Music Festival, Gijón International Piano Festival, Kennedy Center, Interlochen Arts Academy, and throughout China.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Collaborative Piano Alumni Work on "Babes in Arms"

T.C. Kincer (MM ’19) and Noah Turner (MM ’21) have been working at Forestburgh Playhouse in the Catskills on the world premiere of the revival of "Babes in Arms."
Areas of Study: The Arts

Ken Aigen Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Aigen, who is an improvisational-based music therapist, has spent nearly his entire career at NYU in both the Music Therapy program and the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Center based at NYU Steinhardt.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Screen Scoring Faculty Collaborate on “In Balanchine's Classroom"

The documentary illustrates the life and times of 20th-century ballet giant George Balanchine.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Kodály Summer Institute 2021 at NYU Steinhardt

Dr. Jerry Kerlin, director, describes last summer's three weeks of immersion work with music educators from around the world.
Areas of Study: The Arts

Culturally Responsive Curriculum Fellowship to Launch

In September, NYU Metro Center's EJ-ROC will be launching the Culturally Responsive Curriculum Fellowship.