Alumni Profile: Robert A. McConnell
As president of the architecture firm EwingCole, Robert A. McConnell (B.Arch. ’82) believes his number one priority is to mentor the next generation of leaders.
Student Profile: Kevin Dominguez
As founder and president of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at New York Tech, electrical and computer engineering technology major Kevin Dominguez hopes to empower Hispanics in STEM.
The ETIC: Making Things Happen
New York Tech's business and technology incubator now five years old, continues to spur entrepreneurship and innovation, both on campus and off.
Student Profile: Casey Wagner
Casey Wagner always wanted to be part of the bigger picture. At New York Tech, she is bringing her passion for art and architecture to life.
Q&A: CRISPR Explained
Bryan Gibb, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological and chemical sciences, sets the record straight on CRISPR.
Student Profile: Erlin Kananaj
Erlin Kananaj was coding at age 12 to earn money to help play his family’s medical bills. Now, this avid coder is pursuing an education in computer science.
Virtual Homecoming 2020 Raises $2,000 for the Grizzly Cupboard
Alumni, students, faculty, and staff came together virtually for a good cause during Virtual Homecoming 2020.
Student Profile: Fernanda Tovar
As one of the founders of the New York Tech chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Fernanda Tovar, a master’s candidate in computer science, aims to give STEM students the support they need to achieve their goals.
New York Institute of Technology Magazine: Fall 2020
Check out the Fall 2020 issue of New York Institute of Technology Magazine.
Exercising with a Mask
In this illustrated series, NYIT School of Health Professions’ Alex Rothstein, MS., explains how wearing a mask might impact exercise.
Halloween Will Be Different in 2020
Assistant Professor Christine Hartford, M.D., warns of the dangers of trick-or-treating during the pandemic and what people need to do to stay safe and healthy.
Student Profile: Sidpasamde Tiendrebeogo
Sidpasamde Tiendrebeogo thought she wanted to study medicine, but walking through the architecture studios on a tour of New York Tech, she instantly knew that was her calling.