Staff Writer

The Historian, a student-run journal, highlights undergraduate students’ original historical research.

For science-minded students at NYU, the American Chemical Society (ACS) is a catalyst to creating networks and forming lifelong bonds.

Cross-discipline classes leverage NYU’s world-class—and worldwide—faculty to explore today's most pressing issues

Performance studies goes beyond the craft of acting to explore the ways performance not only reflects but also impacts society, politics, and culture.

As NYU’s open source club, NYU BUGS teaches students the importance of open source software and provides them with a chance to work on innovative projects.

These student organizations prioritize and environmental focus on campus and beyond.

Sara Almarzooqi, an Emirati student, wanted a global college experience, the exploration made possible by a liberal arts curriculum—and to stick close to her family.

The students of GenVote NYU strive to increase voting access and strengthen the culture of campus voting.

You’ll navigate the subway like a true New Yorker in no time.

Mohamed Alhosani has lived in the UAE his entire life and wanted to see the world. At NYU Abu Dhabi, he found the academic reputation he was seeking paired with a global outlook.

Anyone interested in physics can join the NYU chapter of the Society of Physics Students. Here, you’ll find community, mentorship, and plenty of science.

In this undergraduate history course, NYU students across the world look to history to understand the present—and find hope for the future.