Campus Resources
Swing, Flip, and Bounce with NYU’s Swing Dance Society
At the NYU Swing Dance Society, students have access to dance lessons, community, and a look into the history of the joyful art form.
Tandon’s Experiential Learning Center: A Hub for Exploration and Experimentation
The Experiential Learning Center is an engineering student’s hub for guidance and resources for real-world learning.
The Grey Art Museum Is a Blank Canvas for NYU Undergrads
The Grey Art Museum, previously known as NYU’s Grey Art Gallery, recently reopened, offering many opportunities for student involvement.
Home Away from Campus: NYU’s Commuter Community
Off-campus students can find on-campus success at NYU, thanks to a strong commuter community and plenty of resources.
I Did It at NYU Part One: NYU Resources Abound
Here, students have access to unique resources—from labs and studios to mentors and makerspaces—to help them achieve their goals.
All About the NYU eSports Team
Whether you’re an experienced gamer or have always wanted to get into eSports, the NYU eSports team might be a great club for you.
NYU Student Technology Centers: NYU’s Best Kept Secrets
NYU Student Technology Centers (STCs) are campus hubs with something for everyone. They’re outfitted with gaming systems (and the latest games!), multimedia gear for filmmaking and podcasting, high-powered PCs and Macs, poster printers, and more.
An NYU Just for You: Spaces and Resources for Neurodiverse Students
At NYU, students who are neurodivergent will find dedicated spaces and programs to ensure they can live and learn in a way that works for them.
Finding Community at NYU Through On-Campus Jobs
Searching for community at NYU? Learn how three on-campus jobs have not only helped me make great connections but finance my NYU experience!
NYU Campus Resources: Make the Most of Your NYU Experience
Supporting students in their college journey is a priority at NYU. Whatever you need, there’s an NYU campus resource that can help you.
The First Year Dialogue Program at NYU Shanghai Eases the College Transition
Through peer-led conversations, first-year students tackle critical topics and gain the skills to thrive as they transition to college life.
