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At the Intersections

Greenwich Village has long been a place where legendary poets, painters, and musicians came to create social and cultural change. Now, you're just as likely to bump into a physicist, economist, or anthropologist on the street. These intersections of mind and vision—which occur at every one of NYU's global urban sites and campuses—are essential to a university that is always in motion.

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Cool Course: Storied New York

In Suketu Mehta’s journalism class, students study the city as an ever-changing character, learning to create their own narratives

How NYUers Give Back: Snapshots of Community Impact

NYU’s Purple List Announces Four Winners for 2025

The Human Gaze Meets the Machine Gaze as NYU’s Institute of Fine Arts Explores AI in Art Conservation

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects Three NYU Faculty as 2025 Fellows

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Faculty nerd out on what popular movies and TV shows get wrong (or right!) about their fields, from education and law to physics and nursing

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In and of the World

With our unmatched global scale, NYU leads among universities in sending students to study abroad and supports a thriving population of international students, faculty, and staff

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First Year in London

While going abroad is something many students look forward to later in their college experience, NYU Stern offers a program that allows students to spend their very first semester at NYU's academic center in London. “Being in a different country teaches you how to be independent and build a global mindset that will help you grow as an individual,” said one participant of the program, which blends a practical business education with exploration of one of the world's most vibrant cities.

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Documenting Black Americans in Paris

Using NYU Paris as a home base and supported by a Global Research Initiative Fellowship, journalism professor Pamela Newkirk has been sifting through archives, scouring used book stalls, and exploring the city’s streets, parks and transportation systems as research for a new book on how Black American writers, artists, and activists changed this European city.

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Say Hello to NYU Tulsa

One of the United States’ most dynamic and diverse cities is home to NYU's newest study away site. With a rich and complex history, Tulsa—named a federal "Tech Hub" in 2023—is emerging as a place for policy innovation and an engine for cultural, social, and economic progress.

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