Residential Life

NYU Junior, Castor, talks about his experience finding friends through his first-year Themed Engagement Community, Geeks in the City.

Many NYU students move off campus after their first year, but NYU upperclass housing has perks such as safety, community, and convenience.

During your first year and beyond at NYU, you’ll be surrounded by people eager to help you build community and adjust to life in New York City. Learn about the support and community on campus.

As a student originally from New Jersey, I believe there are benefits to living on campus—but also plenty of resources for students who choose to commute!

NYU Reads, a university-wide community, chooses one book each year for the entire University to read, discuss, and build community around.

Want to explore what Brooklyn has to offer? Here are some of my favorite spots near NYU's Brooklyn campus.

The Tisch Summer High School Program offers high school students the opportunity to study at NYU in a four-week residential program.

Learn tips for international travel and how to adapt to new campus life with this guide for study away and international students at NYU.

Admissions Ambassador Olivia offers a peek into on-campus housing to help you decide which residential hall is the best fit for you.

The Paulson Center, NYU’s newest building offers students a host of academic, athletic, and student life spaces.

Here’s a list of tips from a current Resident Assistant to take you through the experience of being an RA at NYU from beginning to end.

“What’s the best first-year residential hall?” The answer entirely depends on you! Learn more about NYU’s res halls.