The right music can get you pumped up to ace an exam or help you find the focus to finish that term paper. 🎧 NYU Libraries has curated Spotify playlists for every finals week need: nyu.edu/about/news-pub…

What was #TinaTurner's legacy? NYU Arts & Science Professor Mahon covered it in her 2020 book:

.Sanna Marin's remarks at our Commencement made the The Guardian's list of best 2023 graduation speeches! theguardian.com/education/2023…

Cool piece of NYC police-mob history that "highlights the importance of having a really good relationship between police and community. It’s certainly at the root of a lot of problems now in policing." Paul Moses James Michael Devitt nyu.edu/about/news-pub…

"These detectives were the people in the middle." @nyupress author Paul Moses says that this unusual story about the Italian officers tasked with rooting out organized crime within their own community sheds light on problems with policing in our own time: nyu.edu/about/news-pub…

Knowing when someone else is the jerk at work is easy. Knowing when it’s you is hard. But there are ways to find out. NYU Psychology's Tessa West explains: wsj.com/articles/offic…

Is it really a #BarbieWorld? NYU Journalism's Azadeh Moaveni recounts the doll's stops, and missteps, around the globe in Foreign Policy: bit.ly/3JjALFm

Taking on #BigTech: NYU Journalism's Meredith Broussard among those recognized by The Chronicle of Philanthropy for 'rallying against the immediate dangers of machine learning, algorithms, and other A.I. technologies': bit.ly/3OqIMu6

As trust in the media declines, and advances in technology pose fresh challenges, practicing journalism ethically is more important than it’s ever been,” says former Reuters editor Stephen Adler, head of a new NYU Journalism initiative backed by OpenAI: nyu.edu/about/news-pub…

One of the most overlooked parts of the March on Washington, which took place 60 years ago this month, is its radicalism. A new NYU Press book revisits the life and views of its organizer, socialist Bayard Rustin: nyu.edu/about/news-pub…

An eye on the future: NYU Psychology study, backed by NEI, shows how our visual system transforms what we see into what we subsequently do.

.NYU Arts & Science's Boone focuses on the legacy of a Harlem photographer in new Duke University Press book:

Thrilled to be able to launch The Transmitter into the world with the best team in science journalism. Read about our ambitious plans for covering neuroscience. thetransmitter.org/neuroscience/w…

Two recent #NYUAlumni, Donovan Dixon (CAS ’23) and Tatyana Nieves Brown (NYUAD ’22), have been selected as U.S. Rhodes Scholars. Nieves Brown and Dixon are the eighth and ninth U.S. Rhodes Scholars from NYU and the first since 2016. Their selections mark the first time that two

What history is not being taught that students should learn? NYU Journalism's Chenjerai Kumanyika cites "many powerful moments that people don't know enough about":

What's a new way for AI to learn a language? NYU Data Science researchers asked a kid:

Professor Rachel Swarns and her student Samantha Donndelinger talked with @wnyc's Michael Hill about a new NYU Journalism project that shines a light on the lives of lynching victims in Northern states: wnyc.org/story/nyu-prof…

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire took place on this day 113 years ago in what is now NYU's Brown Building. It claimed the lives of 146 workers and ultimately led to substantial labor reforms, fire safety legislation, and building codes that still protect us today.

A team of scientists from New York University discovered that Neanderthals used a sophisticated multi-component adhesive to create stone tools, demonstrating advanced cognitive and cultural development. aau.edu/research-schol…

What happens when the "who" in a whodunnit is rich and famous? Liberal Studies Professor James Polchin, the author of a new book on a case from the 1920s tabloids, compares the role of class privilege and mass media in true crime stories then and now: nyu.edu/about/news-pub…