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Michael Steinhardt, the namesake for the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, was found with $70 million worth of antiquities after a four-year investigation in 2021, many of which were stolen from 11 Middle Eastern countries during the Lebanese Civil War — he resigned from the university’s board of trustees just months later....
From taking part in competitive dancing as a kid to later discovering the world of theater in high school, Steinhardt alum Kelsey McDaniel’s love for musical performance began early in life. Her passion for theater and music led her to study vocal performance with a concentration in musical theater at the Steinhardt School of Culture,...
(JTA) — When Robert Chazan was studying toward his Ph.D. from Columbia University in the mid-1960s, few major American universities were offering positions to Jewish studies scholars.
Steinhardt sophomore Mahi Alam grew up watching the cult classic “Mean Girls,” but now he’s taking his relationship to the movie a step further. In just his first year at NYU, Alam landed the role of mathlete Kevin Ganatra, better known as “Kevin G.” in the musical remake of the 2004 film. The newly released...
Lauren Brown, the Chief of Staff to President Linda Mills, will step down from her position later this month, university spokesperson John Beckman confirmed in a statement to WSN. Brown first took on the position last July, and will have spent only seven months in the administrative role. Beckman did not give a reason for...