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A Calling to Serve
A love for athletics and medicine inspired Honors College student and aspiring doctor Rossangela Padilla Cabrera to enlist in the U.S. Army Reserve in hopes of one day improving the health of others.
An Out-of-This-World Experience
Student engineers get a hands-on opportunity to showcase NASA-patented tech prototypes they built.
New York Tech Celebrates 18 Years of FRIENDS
On October 29, the School of Architecture and Design celebrated its 18th Annual Alumni and FRIENDS Reception, raising $182,698 in support of student scholarships, technology upgrades, lectures, study abroad, and new initiatives.
Building a STEM Pipeline Through Summer Research for High Schoolers
Assistant Professor Robert Alexander, Ph.D., has opened his lab to more than a dozen high school students, giving them hands-on experience in psychological and biomedical research, as well as a path to New York Tech.
Bridging Generations…Again
In addition to his studies, medical student John Mari (B.S. ’23) is leading the charge in making intergenerational connections.
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.