One of NYU Shanghai's founding faculty members, distinguished economist Paul Romer was named a 2018 Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, an honor he shares this year with William Nordhaus.
Read moreAward-winning science fiction writer Liu Cixin, on a visit to NYU Shanghai, discussed his multi-faceted novels and how, just like in science fiction, humanity can create the future that it wants.
Read moreThis year’s class of 455 freshmen from 39 countries is the largest to enroll at the university since its founding in 2012.
Read moreTake a tour of the Pudong Academic Building, Jinqiao dorms and sights around the city using our 360-degree guide.
Read moreNYU Shanghai students performed its annual "Reality Show" for the new freshman class, offering frank, funny, and poignant advice on the challenges of college life in musical comedy form.
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This week, scholars from around the world gathered on campus to discuss and present new research at NYU Shanghai’s
The NYU Shanghai men’s basketball and mixed badminton teams hosted their fellow Sino-US joint venture university ri
Three faculty members from the NYU Shanghai Center for Business Education and Research (CBER) have been awarded gra
The Challenge: Please design a one-day pop-up solution to turn NYU Shanghai’s second floor cafe into a more sustain
"I started a club on campus called Splice with some of my friends. We wanted to help people who might not be as experienced in computer science learn that it’s not as daunting as you might think."
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Friends on WeChat before even meeting in person, Lauren and Dora share some of their favorite memories of living together.
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Recent graduate Li Xiang ‘18 spent her senior year studying the Syrian refugee crisis following a volunteer experience at a refugee camp in Berlin last year. Drawn by the complexity and severity of the global concern, the social science major decided
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While earning his baccalaureate degree in computer science, Sevi Reyes ‘18 from the Philippines, created a robotic arm to aid those with disabilities, co-founded NYU Shanghai’s tennis team and was Global Vice President of Student Government. After gr
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NYU Shanghai is a very unique environment. It has everything a traditional education could offer, but even more than that.
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Early on in my childhood, I learned traditional art forms like oil painting and sketching, but I wanted to make art that was meaningful to people and create designs that were a two-way conversation with the audience.
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Associate Professor of Mathematics Pierre Tarrès says he works well while he walks. One of his favorite places to walk is on the Bund and toward the Fairmont Peace Hotel, where he can be surrounded by its rich...
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This pathbreaking study provides the first comprehensive examination of India-China interactions in the broader contexts of Asian and world history. By focusing on material exchanges, transmissions of knowledg...
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During the recent National Week break, 18 student members of the Deans’ Service Corps (DSC) and two staff members traveled to Zhoukou, Henan province, to spend five days helping children and families in rural villages that have been impacted by HIV and AIDS. (Photo provided by Chi Heng Foundation)...
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