John Gering
His advice to architecture students: “Do the right thing. No matter what it is. Have a conscience and a compassion for others. Architecture is collaborative, and those who can work in teams will succeed. Don’t run from big and bold challenges. Be prepared to fail—that’s how you learn—then pick yourself up and go on.”
Michael Wang
From working as a police officer and a lawyer in Beijing to becoming a global entrepreneur, Michael Wang’s career has been wide-ranging and ambitious. Today, he runs GNet Group, an e-commerce company based in China that provides integrated online-to-offline and offline-to-online services through its proprietary technology platform.
NYIT Magazine Explores Megacities and More
Food, energy, water, population—NYIT faculty members address challenges facing the world's largest cities.
The Shape of Things to Come
See how some of NYIT's newest graduates are choosing to pursue their careers.
Alumni Spotlight: Indera Rampal-Harrod
Indera Rampal-Harrod (B.S. '95, M.S. '97, M.S. '00) discusses her experiences at NYIT.
Alumni Spotlight: Frank Fortino
Frank Fortino (B.S. '87) gives back to his alma mater to help others pursue a college education.
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.
Empowering Patients to be Healthy
Find out how Daniel J. Cavallo (D.O. '09) is making a difference by practicing medicine.
Designing Woman
The founder of NYIT's interior design program was a trailblazer who learned about Modernism at home in the Netherlands.
NYIT Magazine's First Issue Covered a Digital Revolution on Campus
Thirteen years ago, the magazine launched with an in-depth feature about a cutting-edge broadband network on campus.
Throwback Thursday Photo: NYIT Engineering Is Electric
Check out a 42-year-old shot straight out of NYIT's historical archive.