Community Engagement

NYU students receive an education in preservation around the world.

NYU is a pretty big school, and it can be hard to find a community. But there are so many ways to get involved, and they can help shape your NYU experience!

Navigating the college application process, let alone the decisions that come next, is overwhelming. So what makes NYU worth it?

April is NYU Earth Month, and that means numerous events to help you build a better world through education, innovation, and action. Bonus: many events are open to all, and you can join virtually!

Want to get a jump start on that NYU carbon-neutral life while you’re stuck at home? Here are seven ways to participate in NYU sustainability initiatives even when you’re not on campus.

Thereʼs a lot going on in our community, and you can be part of it all by attending these virtual NYU events that are open to everyone!

At the Silver School of Social Work, Frankie fights for equity in education, housing, and health care by seeking change at the community level.

Although college is a fun and exciting time, itʼs important to take advantage of various resources in order to make the most of your four years.

NYU students prepare to defend their country in the Air Force ROTC.

Through Start:Empowerment Alexia and Kier bring environmental justice education into high schools. An NYU Green Grant helped them expand their reach.

Bincheng Mao founded the East Coast Coalition for Tolerance and Non-Discrimination. And with the help of an NYU Social Impact Grant, they launched the Minority Defense Initiative to combat discrimination in the face of COVID-19.

Academic rigor and community engagement converge in service-learning courses at NYU.