Student Activities Flourished in the 1960s at NYIT
Two student newspapers, a radio station, and a new campus with more amenities were formed.
Throwback Thursday Photo: NYIT Auditorium on Broadway
Six years ago, NYIT unveiled a stylish events space steps away from Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle.
Q&A with Fitbit CFO Bill Zerella
Bill Zerella (B.S. '78) helped to guide Fitbit to a multi-billion-dollar IPO in June. He discusses his career.
NYIT Student Explores Novelty-Seeking Behaviors and Addiction
Adriana Antoci engages fellow students in her behavioral sciences research via a self-styled communication system.
The Man and the Mansion
The NYIT de Seversky Mansion is named for a Russian aviator who lived on Long Island most of his life.
Tennis Stars Double Up for National Championship
NYIT students Justyna Krol and Alessia Rossetti will compete at a U.S. Tennis Association event starting Oct. 15.
Empowering Patients to be Healthy
Find out how Daniel J. Cavallo (D.O. '09) is making a difference by practicing medicine.
How Did the Giraffe Get Its Long Neck?
NYIT researchers' new study reveals an interesting and surprising evolutionary transformation.
Wisser Library Opened in 1990
NYIT's main library on the Old Westbury campus is one of many resources here for students, faculty, and staff members.
Designing Woman
The founder of NYIT's interior design program was a trailblazer who learned about Modernism at home in the Netherlands.
Engineering Professor Wins Federal Grant to Develop Wireless Implantable System
The tiny implant will help track data in patients with stomach disorders.
Throwback Thursday Photo: Bill Gates
The Microsoft business magnate and philanthropist gave an inspirational talk 16 years ago at NYIT.