For students in NYU Steinhardt’s Music Therapy program, music is more than just an artistic pastime, but a powerful tool in the service of human wellbeing.
Over the past five years, graduates of the Media, Culture, and Communication doctoral program have published well received books on topics spanning the field of media studies.
NYU Steinhardt will present free music, theater, and dance events as part of the “Fall of the Weimar Republic: Dancing on the Precipice” festival focused on pre-World War II Germany.
Research by assistant professor of nutrition Angela Trude reveals that Bronx bodega owners and customers are excited about online shopping but say cost, technology, and trust are barriers.
We invite you to join us in celebrating the recent funding awards received by members of our community. We are thrilled to provide support to these talented and impactful research teams that share our commitment to unraveling inequality and expanding opportunity.
Kyung Hae Hwang, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, is the founder of a specialized clinic with a focus on bilingual and neurodiverse populations as well as an avid researcher on neurogenic speech disorders.
“Inside the Global Network University” gives students real-world exposure to international exchange and study abroad programs across NYU’s global campus.
NYU Metro Center invites educators, caregivers, youth, and community organizers to engage sustainable district and school-based equity practices at Equity Now: 70 Years After Brown vs. Board, a day-long Equity Conference.
As AI systems learn to detect emotions, a Media, Culture, and Communication professor says their unreliable methods and limitations are cause for concern.
Welcoming artists and academics from many different disciplines, the two-day event explored the occult through the lenses of various belief systems, spiritual traditions, and visual cultures.
2023 saw transitions in leadership at the Research Alliance, ongoing collaboration, and the dissemination of important findings from some of our major projects. Here are a few highlights from our year.
NYU Scoring Alum Louis Stevens (MM `23) was chosen as this year’s Los Angeles Pete Carpenter fellow, one of only two composers selected for the prestigious program. Stevens will begin his experience within the residency working with film composer Tony Morales and Fil Eisler.