Arts & Science

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Why I Give

Alan Song, the father of a student at the College of Arts & Science, created the Song Family Education Fund, which will provide scholarships for promising undergraduates with financial need.

“I firmly believe that education holds the key to unlocking potential and creating a better future for all. My contribution is a humble step in that direction.”

Meet the Faculty of Arts & Science

"You can take any piece of humble trash and look at dozens of connections of material, culture flows, and economic relationships, and political connections."

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Arts & Science Impact Makers

CQIP has held its second annual NYC Quantum Summit: an invitation-only gathering of leaders across government, finance, education and industry. Read more here.

Center for Quantum Information Physics at NYU Arts & Science Hosts Second Annual NYC Quantum Summit, Inks New Academic Exchange with Osaka University

Recent College of Arts & Science graduate and student speaker at NYU’s 2023 All-University Commencement, Donovan Dixon, has been selected as a U.S. Rhodes Scholar. Read more here.

Donovan Dixon (CAS '23) Selected as U.S. Rhodes Scholar

The list recognizes scientists for publishing influential research papers that rank in the top 1% by citations in their fields. Read more here.

NYU Arts & Science Biologists Named Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers, a “One in 1,000” Distinction

Incarceration law scholar Andrea Armstrong (CAS '96) and poet Ada Limón (GSAS '01) were among the twenty recipients recently recognized by the MacArthur Foundation as 2023 MacArthur Fellows. Read more here.

Arts & Science Alumni Named 2023 MacArthur Fellows

The Beautiful Brain Conference brought CAS juniors and transfer students together to meet classmates across majors, hear words of wisdom, and grow both as individuals and as a community. Read more here.

CAS Kicks Off the Year of the Beautiful Brain with Two-Day Conference

Stefano Martiniani, an assistant professor of physics, chemistry and mathematics, will lead a multi-institution, multidisciplinary team in work with broad implications for societal challenges.  Read more here.

Stefano Martiniani of NYU Arts & Science Awarded $4.5M NSF Grant to Develop Large Scale Machine Learning Models