Class of 2017 applicant selections are underway as NYU Shanghai leadership looks to make the most of a "rare opportunity" in international education to "bring cultures together"
NYU Shanghai leadership team sees "rare opportunity" as inaugural class takes shape
February 16th, 2013 | by Evelyn Cheng | published in Features, News & Opinion
Why Pudong?
February 4th, 2012 | by J. Zach Hollo | published in Features, News & Opinion
Zach Hollo wonders what might be lost when NYU Shanghai relocates to Pudong, leaving the local charm and grit of Zaoyang behind for Shanghai's gleaming financial district…
The Shanghai World Financial Center: A view of the city from the top
March 30th, 2011 | by Stacy Wong | published in zS Blogs
Stacy Wong enjoys the view from China's tallest (for now) building, the WFC, and gets that "floaty feeling you get when you tread on air."
Exploring Shanghai's super-tall skyscrapers
December 22nd, 2010 | by zaiShanghai | published in Arts & Culture, zS Blogs
NYU senior Michaela Kron has spent part of the fall semester exploring the importance of Shanghai's new super-tall Lujiazui skyline, a kind of concrete and symbolic graph of Shanghai's ascendancy as a truly global center of finance and a wide-open space for cutting-edge architecture. And, in case you haven't noticed, the graph is trending up… way up. Michaela's interest in […]