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NYU has a robust system of support to help students who have disabilities get the most out of their college experience.

New York is a visual hub—with a variety of aesthetically interesting places to explore. This article examines design in NYC.

Each fall, NYU World Tour exposes students to an entire world of opportunity and exploration—and helps them start planning their study abroad experiences.

Ever wonder what admissions counselors do when they’re not reading applications? Learn what the fall looks like for our staff.

Shanghai is a lot more like New York City than you think. Check out just a few of the reasons you’ll love living in Shanghai!

At the NYU Office of Student Success, you’ll find a team that wants to help you with challenges, triumphs, and everything in between.

Want to major in the humanities but worried about jobs after college? You’re in luck: more employers in tech and science are looking for soft skills in the workplace.

If you’re an international candidate who keeps staring in wonder at the Common App essay with no clue where to start, this article is for you!

Have a deep-rooted belief that the book is always better than the movie but not sure what to study? Learn the differences between two majors that might be of interest.

Interested in the performing arts but don’t know if you’d rather be in the spotlight or write about it? Find out which Tisch major is right for you.

You submitted your application. Now what? Jasmine has some advice on how to check the status of your application and provide important updates.

Choosing your specific major or concentration can be daunting. But at the same time, it’s an amazing period in the undergraduate experience where you don’t need to feel the pressure of knowing exactly who you are and what you want to do.

NYU students influence the culture and curriculum at NYU. Here, Native American and indigenous students built a community and launched a new minor.

In what ways do students change after spending one year at NYU? Here is a reflection on what that experience is like and how both NYU and New York City can help you grow in such a short amount of time.

With a brand-new name, the NYU LGBTQ+ Center affirms its commitment to being a university-wide resource for LGBTQ+ communities.

NYU's assistant vice president for sustainability talks about what NYU and its students are doing to contribute to a sustainable future.

Fall in New York City cannot be beat.

Time to bust out your Gordon Ramsay skills without breaking the bank.