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In Demand
With the enrollment of its largest first-year class, New York Tech finds momentum in career-focused programs, hands-on experiences, and a more personal approach to recruitment.
Fellows’ Field Notes: Dominican Republic and Greece
Over the summer and this fall, seven students traveled for their academic research projects supported by the Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship program.
Op-ed: AI Education Can’t End at Graduation
Universities have an opportunity and a responsibility to ensure their students—past, present, and future—are AI literate, writes President Balentine in an op-ed.
Turning Adversity Into Discovery
Learn about mechanical engineering graduate student Bryan Shivram’s (B.S. ’23) journey into biomechanics research.
First-Gen Entrepreneur
Computer science student Rida Rahim has an impressive résumé of projects, and is only getting started.
Faculty and Alumni Publish New Books
New publications from members of the New York Tech community explore topics and interests across the fiction and nonfiction genres.
Events
AI Week Virtual Events
Join New York Tech Libraries for AI Week 2026. Monday, October 26, to Thursday, October 29, for online webinars on artificial intelligence in research, teaching, and information-seeking from …
AI Week Virtual Events
Join New York Tech Libraries for AI Week 2026. Monday, October 26, to Thursday, October 29, for online webinars on artificial intelligence in research, teaching, and information-seeking from …
Math-Physics Seminar: How the Synthesis of MATH + AI Will Affect Your Career in STEM
On September 8, OpenAI released a 166-page paper that solves a famous conjecture about the formation of singularities in fluid flows modeled by the Navier Stokes equation. The sole author of this …
Dean’s Digital Café: Constitutionality of Gerrymandering Congressional Electoral Districts
Michael Izady, Ph.D., teaching assistant professor, Department of Humanities, will speak about the timely topic of the practice of gerrymandering and its constitutionality. This event will be …
18th Annual Alumni and FRIENDS Reception
Dean Maria R. Perbellini, Assoc. AIA, and the FRIENDS of the School of Architecture and Design Executive Committee invite you to celebrate the past year’s accomplishments and the success of our …
Alumni & FRIENDS After Hours Event
Recent alumni from the School of Architecture and Design are invited to catch up with past classmates, meet new professionals in the architecture and design space, and enjoy a fun night out with a …
AI Week Prompt-A-Thon (LI)
Join New York Tech Libraries for the AI Week Prompt-A-Thon. Work solo or with a team to design, test, and improve AI prompts that tackle real-world and STEM-related challenges. You’ll gain …
Leading from Where You Are: Finding Your Voice, Building Influence, and Supporting Others
The New York Tech Women in Higher Education Affinity Resource Group invites all faculty and staff to a a presentation from Nicole Wadsworth, D.O., vice provost for health sciences, dean of the …
BDSC Seminar: Aspects of Machine Learning in Biomedical Data Science
The Biomedical Data Science Center (BDSC) invites you to its Third Invited Seminar, featuring Mark Gerstein, Ph.D., Williams Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Yale University. Aspects of …
2026 NYITCOM Golf Classic
Join friends, colleagues, and alumni at the beautiful Woodside Club, conveniently located just 6.2 miles from the NYITCOM campus! Breakfast and check-in begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by a …