January Activities

Even though most students are away for winter break, if you are still on campus check out the January term newsletter by the Student Resource Center!

Some highlights from this week's newsletter include: 

Winter Workshops at Wasserman
The Wasserman Center for Career Development will be hosting a variety of workshops during January Term on such topics as resume writing, interviewing skills, and job searching. Workshops start January 16th! For more information, and to RSVP for events, log-in to NYU CareerNet.

Skirball Center for the Performing Arts 

566 LaGuardia Place
There are several performances happening at the Skirball Center throughout January Term! Check out these great events (NYU discount tickets are available for both):
> State of the Union ("Matzav Hauma") | January 14, 8:00pm 

And much more! We hope everyone is having a wonderful winter break.

We Are In and of the City

NYU is In and of the City - so what are you doing to enjoy this city? Below are some suggestions:

Check out the Broadway show discount ticket finder through NYU Ticket Central! Grab some friends and spend a night out watching a world famous Broadway show. 

Ticket Central also offers discounts for sporting events. Whether you enjoy watching basketball or hockey, support our local teams at a game. 

Try some cheap eats around NYU. From Dosa's to cupcakes, this cheap eats tour covers it all. This information is courtesy of the Student Resource Center.

Speaking of the Student Resource Center, be sure to follow them on Facebook, so you can stay up to date on events around NYU and NYC. 

While school is important, don't forget to take a break and enjoy this wonderful city, because as an NYU student - you are In and of the City.

Summer Study Spots

Not everyone is off from classes this summer! So where will you study? 

In a loud and crowded city like NYC, it can be hard to find a nice spot to study. Check out some suggestions below and don't forget to ask the Student Resource Center for additional tips!

On Campus:

• There are available NYU Student Lounges, some of which are set aside for graduate students too! 

• Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, which is located at 70 Washington Square South. You can study in open areas on the lower levels of the library or on various floors. Individual cubicles are available too! View their summer hours here. 

• Washington Square Park: It's summer - study outside! Grab a blanket, a bottle of water, some sunscreen, and your books.

Near Campus:

• Esperanto Café on MacDougal between 3rd and Bleecker. It has a cozy vibe with yummy paninis and it’s usually pretty quiet.

• McNally Jackson on Prince Street between Lafayette and Bowery has a nice café area and a great selection of books to browse.

USA Today also has an excellent article on quiet places to study in NYC. Check it out here: USA Today's Study Spots!

The NYUCN Advising team wishes you a successful summer session!