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A SOURCE for Impressive Student Research

New York Tech’s 23rd Annual Symposium of University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE) featured hundreds of students’ research and scholarly work.

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SGA President Paves the Way for Current and Future Students

Student Government Association (SGA) President Yael Mendez Saavedra came to New York Tech because of its reputation and ended up enjoying his extracurricular leadership roles just as much as his studies.

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Taste of Nations

College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) student Mereena Jolly shares her experience at NYITCOM’s Taste of Nations event.

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Students Present Cancer Research

College of Arts and Sciences undergraduate and graduate students traveled to an academic research conference in Connecticut to present their scholarly work on cancer.

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Bear Bytes Initiative Supports Students’ Holistic Health

At New York Tech, leaders recognize that access to healthy food is one of the most fundamental drivers of success.

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Exploring Data and AI

Computer science graduate student Rudriben “Rudri” Trivedi attended two Google events in New York City to deepen her understanding of the field.

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Using Technology for Good

Computer science student Edrich Silva wants a career in technology where he can practice his skills and create social good.

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Rediscovering Her Calling

College of Osteopathic Medicine student Perry Rosen is the lead author on a recently published study about pediatric nicotine exposure, but her journey to medical school was not a linear path.

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SOLI Scholarship Helps Transfer Students Thrive

As recipients of the 2024 Stay on Long Island (SOLI) Scholarship, Sidra Ali and Nicole McCormack are building toward careers that combine creativity, technology, and problem-solving.

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Designing for Well-Being

After earning a degree in interior design, Daisy Madaan (B.F.A. ’25) became fascinated by the ways design can influence healthcare environments. As a graduate student, she is focusing her research on designing supportive spaces for neurodivergent individuals.