Schools & Colleges

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School of Architecture and Design Faculty and Student Work Displayed at NYCxDESIGN

For the third consecutive year, School of Architecture and Design students and faculty participated in the NYCxDESIGN Festival.

Portrait of Anita Konfederak

Restoring the City

Anita Konfederak (B.Arch. ’85) has spent her career protecting New York City’s skyline.

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Leading the Way

NYITCOM-Arkansas marks 10 years of commitment to medicine as campus leaders pave the road to a healthier future.

Aiesha Ayaana Hamid standing behind a table outside

Compassion in Action

With her sights on a career in medicine, bioengineering major and global health advocate Aiesha Ayaana Hamid’s impact stretches from New York to underserved communities in Bangladesh.

Portrait of Oscar Gonzalez and Guillermo Zamarripa

From New York Tech to the Global Stage of Women’s Soccer

Oscar González (B.S. ’10) and Guillermo Zamarripa (B.S. ’09) began their career at New York Tech, helping fellow international student-athletes navigate college life. Today, they own one of the first agencies to represent professional female soccer players.

Luke Jacob holding a certificate

From Early Exposure to Lasting Impact

How undergraduate research in medicinal chemistry and biomedical sciences enhances student Luke Jacob’s educational journey.

Student being hooded

Hooding 2026: From Students to Doctors

NYITCOM graduates were welcomed into the medical profession at Hooding Ceremonies on Long Island and in Arkansas.

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Personal Experience Fuels Startup Idea

Mechanical engineering student Chigozie (Henry) Umeaku created VZgate, an online service designed to streamline the student visa process.

Students in a classroom looking at a smartphone

Study: Smartphones Negatively Impact Middle School Students

Findings by Melissa DiMartino, Ph.D., suggest smartphones reduce mindfulness and increase bullying in middle school classrooms.

Portrait of Elizabeth Pacheco

A Solid Foundation for Success

For Elizabeth Pacheco, AIA (B.S. ’86), a passion for drawing led to a longstanding career as an architect.