Managing Pandemic and Holiday Stress
NYITCOM Psychiatrist Liat Jarkon, D.O., offers support in managing the stress of the 2020 holiday season amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
School of Architecture and Design Reimagines Annual FRIENDS Reception
On December 3, the FRIENDS OF NYIT School of Architecture and Design gathered for a virtual event, raising $61,000 for the school.
Business Students Place in the Top 100 in Global Competition
Ten NYIT School of Management students demonstrated their business skills at GLO-BUS, an online worldwide competition where teams of students compete for global market leadership.
News Byte: New York Tech SWE Student Chapter Recognized for Membership Growth
The New York Tech Society of Women Engineers (SWE) student chapter was awarded the 2021 Membership Growth Award.
Hanukkah in New York: 1920
One hundred years ago today, Hanukkah was still emerging as a well-known holiday and developing into the festive event we see it now.
News Byte: NYITCOM Shows Appreciation for Faculty, Staff at Fall Fun Event
On December 2, NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) faculty and staff engaged in some old-fashioned fun in a new-fangled, socially distanced format at the first-ever Fall Fun Event.
Spreading Good Cheer or COVID-19?
During a holiday season like no other, even those attending small gatherings could inadvertently spread COVID-19.
Q&A: The Link Between COVID-19 Cases and Subway Ridership
In a recent study examining turnstile usage of the New York City subway system, Associate Professor Cecilia Dong, Ph.D., discovered there is a correlation between ridership and the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths.
Students Talk About Social Change with LL Cool J
On December 1, seven New York Tech students joined The Economic Club of New York’s virtual discussion featuring entertainment icon and entrepreneur LL Cool J.
Alumni Profile: Evan Goldenberg
For Evan Goldenberg (B.Arch. ’84), being an architect isn’t just about building a home. It’s about building relationships to create perfect environments for his clients.
Another Look at New York Circa 1920
As we near the end of 2020, The Box catches up with Professor Jonathan Goldman, Ph.D., to talk about his year-long project, New York 1920, 100 Years Ago Today: When We Became Modern, and what he has in store for the site in 2021.
CBD May Prove to Be a Promising Anti-Cancer Drug
After reviewing hundreds of academic studies and scientific papers, four NYITCOM researchers suggest that CBD’s potential cancer prevention and treatment benefits may warrant further exploration.