New York Institute of Technology

NYIT graduate student Joseph Sassoon of Great Neck was among the students causing a flutter of activity at NYIT's Harry J. Schure Hall this past summer.

Matthew Kolkhorst is about to launch his NYIT men's tennis career, but before he hits the court at NYIT, he made another impressive debut: as a ball person at the U.S. Open.

Assistant Professor of Biomedical Sciences Aleksandr Vasilyev, M.D., Ph.D., and NYITCOM students Ivan Bandovic and Dylan Carmichael have developed Nephro360, a new teaching tool that uses virtual reality and gaming technologies to help students study the kidney.

NYITCOM at A-State is proud to announce that second-year medical students Margaret Kell of Paragould, AR and Anand Baghat of Boynton Beach, FL have been named the first recipients of NYITCOM at A-State's first endowed scholarship.

NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine congratulates Academic Scholar James Docherty for being elected Chair of the American Medical Association (AMA) Committee on Medical Education, one of the 2018-2019 AMA Medical Student Section (MSS) Standing Committees.

867 NYIT students were named to the Spring 2018 Presidential Honor List.

Fifty-six students completed NYIT's rigorous Internship Certificate Program this summer, earning valuable hands-on experience and developing skills in a wide range of work environments.

630 NYIT students were named to the Spring 2018 Dean's Honor List.

NYIT Volleyball freshman Jamie Yonker earns spot on ECC weekly honor roll

Inside NYIT-Long Island's Innovation Lab ("iLab"), which is located near the entrance of the Wisser Library, the mechanical engineering student is applying a protective casing to a "Dexter" reconfigurable robot, a mechanical creation she can build using 3-D-printed parts.

Three NYIT School of Engineering and Computing Sciences students are working on enhancing their resumes this summer.

At the Make Anything Robot Hackathon held in the Innovation Lab at Wisser Library from September 25-28, students had the opportunity to build and program a robotic arm. The event is part of the 2017-2018 Make Anything Robot Build workshops, which take place every week throughout the year. The initiative was conceived of by Christian Pongratz, M.Arch., professor and interim dean of NYIT School of Interdisciplinary Studies and Education, together with Haddington Dynamics, a research and development company.

Salman Javid Malik and Vignesh Harish, working with NYIT's Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center, developed an award-winning app, Crater, to help consumers transport large items requiring a pickup truck. Competing against more than 100 teams from colleges and universities across New York State, Crater took third place at the New York State Business Plan Competition.

For the sixth straight year, NYIT women's tennis has claimed the East Coast Conference's Preseason Player of the Year honor. This time, reigning ECC Rookie of the Year Ivana Andric has been given that distinction.

Two days from the NYIT women's volleyball season opener, the team's captain, Tiffany Verni, has garnered the top preseason honor from the East Coast Conference.

Q&A with NYIT Graduate Student Association President

A group of graduate students has gone to Germany with an NYIT School of Management faculty member to get acquainted with European cultural and economic life.

Casey, Hawley, Lankowicz to captain NYIT women's soccer for 2018 season - New York Institute of Technology

New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) presents students with Presidential Global Fellowships.

ECC honors 3 NYIT teams for top GPAs in league; 120 student-athletes recognized - New York Institute of Technology

August 10, 2018

Three NYIT School of Engineering and Computing Sciences students are working on enhancing their resumes this summer through internships at IBM.

ITA recognizes NYIT women's tennis for academic performance; 3 Bears post 4.0 GPAs in 2017-18 - New York Institute of Technology

More than 600 students received degrees from New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) as fall graduates in the Class of 2018.