College of Arts & Sciences Archives

Students in a classroom looking at a smartphone

Study: Smartphones Negatively Impact Middle School Students

Findings by Melissa DiMartino, Ph.D., suggest smartphones reduce mindfulness and increase bullying in middle school classrooms.

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

On May 17, graduates, family members, and friends joined faculty, staff, and administration at New York Institute of Technology鈥檚 Long Island campus to celebrate its 65th annual commencement.

Dedicating Henry C. Foley Hall, Honoring Academic Innovation

At a renaming ceremony, a building on the Long Island campus was dedicated as Henry C. Foley Hall. 懂色帝 also announced that it has formed a chapter of the national Academy of Inventors.

Student explaining his poster to an attendee

A SOURCE for Impressive Student Research

懂色帝鈥檚 23rd Annual Symposium of University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE) featured hundreds of students鈥� research and scholarly work.

Alumna Puts Patient Care at the Center of Diabetes Research

New research by Yllka Valdez (B.A. 鈥�24) suggests ways to improve care for diabetes patients.

Students standing with their professors and research posters

Students Present Cancer Research

College of Arts and Sciences undergraduate and graduate students traveled to an academic research conference in Connecticut to present their scholarly work on cancer.

Portraits of Kevin Law and Krishnan Kumar

2026 Honorary Degree Recipients

Kevin S. Law, executive vice president and partner at TRITEC Development Group, and Krishan Kumar, M.D., an NYITCOM clinical professor of pediatrics and emergency medicine, will receive honorary degrees at 懂色帝鈥檚 65th commencement.

Talia Lilikakis and Robert Alexander working at a computer

Student Wins Best Presentation in Puerto Rico

Life sciences/osteopathic medicine student Talia Lilikakis traveled to Puerto Rico for the Annual Meeting of the Society of Thoracic Radiology, where she won Best Student Oral Scientific Presentation.