Korean Dentist at NYUCD: ‘I was discriminated against’
A Korean-American dentist is suing NYU College of Dentistry over its hiring and promotion practices. She speaks to The Korea Daily.
A Korean-American dentist is suing NYU College of Dentistry over its hiring and promotion practices. She speaks to The Korea Daily.
NYU has opened its first dining hall to serve entirely halal food, reports The Villager.
Meet the NYU Table Tennis Club, who practice at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn, in this video from SinoVision English Channel.
An exhibit and book explore the ways in which Minoan art was “reconstituted,” reports Greek News.
The NYC-based Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives has awarded the Association for the Recovery of HIstorical Memory in Spain $100,000 to support their human rights activities.
The Korean Graduate Students Association at NYU gave dental and other health consultations to seniors to thank the first generation for the struggles they endured to settle in the U.S., reports Korea Daily.
In response to the increasing presence of Chinese buyers in the New York real estate market, NYU’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies has put together a course offering Chinese language and culture classes to real estate professionals, reports World Journal.
Michael Aronson, a New York native who now lives in Seoul, Korea, loves everything about his adopted country. He expresses this love in video clips (like his frolicking, hip-hop-inflected ode to the Seoul subway system, above) that he posts on YouTube.
Some Middle Eastern expatriates are considering returning to their homelands after the Arab Spring protests. A new academic research program was launched in New York last month to study the effect of the Arab Spring on immigrants and their decision to return home.