As a philosopher, Teng Lu is particularly interested in epistemology (the theory of knowledge), and philosophy of mind—a branch of philosophy that studies the nature of the mind and its relationship to the physical body.
Read moreIn the final 15 minutes of the game, Clara Luehrs ‘22, goalkeeper of the NYU Shanghai Women’s Soccer team, stepped onto the field as a forward and scored a powerful close-range shot—saving her team from a shut out by sister school NYU Abu Dhabi.
Read moreMadame Zhang Yuejiao, a former chief trade negotiator for China and former World Trade Organization (WTO) judge, joined Jeffrey K. Rageth, former Global Vice President for Government Affairs for 3M in a discussion on global trade at NYU Shanghai.
Read moreOn November 11, Green Shanghai, a student organization dedicated to promoting conservation and sustainability on campus and across the city, hosted its third Trash Fashion Show at the Shanghai Himalayas Museum.
Read moreNYU Shanghai congratulates distinguished economist and one of the school’s founding faculty members, Paul Romer, on being named a 2018 Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, an honor he shares this year with William Nordhaus.
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Leading Chinese and international neuroscientists, economists and psychologists gathered at NYU Shanghai November 1
The world is aging. According to the United Nations, the number of people aged 60 years or older will double by the
On Wednesday November 7, in the wake of the U.S. midterm elections and the first-ever China International Import Ex
A contingent of 22 NYU Shanghai students swirled up 1,460 stairs and 57 floors to top of the Shanghai International
"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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As a philosopher, Teng Lu, from Hunan province, is particularly interested in epistemology (the theory of knowledge), and philosophy of mind—a branch of philosophy that studies the nature of the mind and its r...
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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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On November 11, Green Shanghai, a student organization dedicated to promoting conservation and sustainability on campus and across the city, hosted its third Trash Fashion Show at the Shanghai Himalayas Museum. The show brought NYU Shanghai’s aspiring designers, models and eco-activists together to transform trash into high fashion and raise awareness about the possibilities of recycling and sustainable development. Students walked the runway in eye-catching outfits made from everyday waste such as bubble wrap, surgical gloves, and trash bags....
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