Interdisciplinary Innovation Provides Needed Equipment to Local Hospitals
Amid COVID-19, faculty, students, and staff collaborate to arm frontline workers and patients with the necessary personal protective equipment.
Class Acts: 2020 Student Life Award Winners
The Office of Student Life has presented 11 awards to outstanding members of the Class of 2020 in recognition of their exemplary achievements and contributions to the university.
Hydroxychloroquine Explained
Biological and Chemical Sciences students and faculty discuss the fascination with hydroxychloroquine and its potential to treat the virus responsible for COVID-19.
News Byte: Meeting the Challenge of Virtual Education
New York Tech offers two Virtual Education programs—a 12-credit Advanced Certificate and a 6-credit microcredential—to help educators face the technical and pedagogical challenges of e-learning.
News Byte: Long Island and New York City SGAs Announce 2020-2021 Executive Boards
The Long Island and New York City Student Government Associations have announced the results of their elections for 2020-21 executive board positions.
Student Profile: Mingzhe Li
Mingzhe Li (M.A. ’16) believes art is about personal expression and exposure to other cultures and finds her inspiration in the cultural diversity of China and America.
New York Tech's 59th Commencement: Two Options, One Outstanding Class
To acknowledge the extraordinary challenges faced by the Class of 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis, New York Tech will offer two commencement ceremonies celebrating their achievements: a virtual ceremony for New York City and Long Island campus students on June 21, 2020, and an in-person event in May 2021.
New York Tech Microbiologist Shares Home Disinfection Tips
Molecular biologist Bryan Gibb, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological and chemical sciences, shares insight on home disinfection amidst COVID-19.
New York Tech Faculty Donate PPE to Local Hospitals
Faculty at New York Tech respond to the drastic need for PPE by donating available supplies on the New York City and Long Island campuses to local hospitals.
New Degree Programs Meet COVID-19 Crisis Needs and Prepare Students to Reinvent the Future
New York Tech launches new degree programs that are poised to train the next generation of talent to solve global challenges in health, wellness, computing, and engineering.
Staying Connected During Remote Learning
Instructional technology expert Kate E. O’Hara, Ph.D., shares insights on ways educators can integrate multimedia tools into their curriculum and stay connected with students.
Experts Available to Discuss Coronavirus Impact
As COVID-19 alters global healthcare and daily living, New York Tech experts can serve as objective sources on the evolving situation.