On May 13, five NYU Shanghai students and an alumnus shared their cross-disciplinary perspectives on innovation, social responsibility, and self-development at the first Zaojiu Youth Talk on campus, an innovative idea-sharing platform that organizes regular TED-style talks.
NYU Shanghai is in full bloom this week, with end-of-the-year shows that demonstrate students’ passion, talent and ingenuity. Whether they are performing on stage, presenting their research, or exhibiting their art, one thing is clear—the hard work has paid off.
As president of the Rockefeller Foundation, Dr. Rajiv J. Shah has made international development his mission.
This week, NYU Shanghai showcased its arts programs at the 15th Shanghai Education Expo, held at the Shanghai Exhibition Center from April 16 to 18.
On Thursday, award-winning anthropologist Gordon Mathews introduced an NYU Shanghai audience to the challenges of ethnic integration for foreign traders, mostly Africans and Arabs, in South China’s Guangzhou, which he coined as a growing center of “low-end globalization.”
Leading global strategist, management thinker and NYU Professor Pankaj Ghemawat sat down with Vice Chancellor
On November 17, the Volatility Institute (VINS) at NYU Shanghai hosted its third annual conference.
In a panel moderated by Adjunct Professor of Finance Michele Geraci on Nov 14, students and faculty dove into multiple dimensions of historic Sino-Italian exchanges that date back to Marco Polo in the 13th century.
On Nov 4-5, NYU Shanghai hosted China’s first model UN conference recognized by the United Nations.
On Wednesday, historians of NYU Shanghai and East China Normal University participated in a roundtable on the Chinese-Indian Border War in 1962.
Senior mathematician Geoffrey Grimmett of Cambridge University kicked off the Provostial Distinguished Lecture series on Tuesday with an inviting introduction about the geometry of chance.
Award-winning performing artist Estelle Parsons advised students on Tuesday to unleash their creative impulses and strive for social justice in the first session of this semester’s Conversations with the Vice Chancellor series.
With global ransomware attacks on the rise, computer security has once again become a recent center of controversy, as well as the theme of the 29th Future Forum Lecture organized by Future Forum, NYU Shanghai and KPMG China, held on campus on July 8th.
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