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Online Business Programs Launch for Adult Learners, Degree Completers

The School of Management launches online programs for adult learners and transfer students looking to complete their business degrees.

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Recognizing Excellence in Architecture

School of Architecture and Design students win multiple industry scholarships and prestigious awards.

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Eyeing the Future of Vision Science

Assistant Professor of Psychology and Counseling Robert Alexander, Ph.D., and two students traveled to Florida to present two studies at a vision sciences conference.

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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.

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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.

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New York Tech Joins the Collegiate Sprint Football League

New York Institute of Technology has been accepted into the Collegiate Sprint Football League, marking the university’s return to competitive sports.

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From Early Exposure to Lasting Impact

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

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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.

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Study: Smartphones Negatively Impact Middle School Students

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