Life

Stefan Mitikj, Class of 2024, developed his skills as a leader both at home and abroad while studying at NYU Abu Dhabi.

Whatever your background, there’s a STEM club for you, connecting you with community, networking opportunities, and mentorship.

At NYU, Sprout Up student volunteers spend time in New York City classrooms where they introduce children to the impact of environmental studies.

Alternative Breaks are service-oriented, immersive opportunities around the world where civic-minded NYU students learn and build community.

NYU’s Global Equity Fellowship is a way for students to foster community, create connections, and promote inclusion when they study away.

The Experiential Learning Center is an engineering student’s hub for guidance and resources for real-world learning.

At the NYU MakerSpace, students, staff, and faculty are welcome to work on everything from class research projects to personal endeavors.

Faculty Kristoffer Diaz shares his experience writing the Broadway musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen,’ loosely based on the life of Alicia Keys.

From food writing to cake decorating to home cooking, NYU offers a food-centric club for almost every interest.

The Grey Art Museum, previously known as NYU’s Grey Art Gallery, recently reopened, offering many opportunities for student involvement.

Senior Tisch student Sam Whitley reflects on how she made the most of her time at NYU and offers advice for incoming students.

Off-campus students can find on-campus success at NYU, thanks to a strong commuter community and plenty of resources.