Scott Miller’s project focuses on innovating how doctors and nurses communicate with patients and, by extension, with each other. From Miller’s research and preliminary interrogation of the field, the ...

This collaborative research project aims to document and revitalize the Yāḻ, an ancient Indian stringed instrument facing cultural extinction, through field research, audio recordings, and documentary ...

Betsy Coker’s research is concentrated on how elite dancers control their balance in dynamic visual and auditory environments characterized by the use of stage lighting and music. While most balance ...

Launched in 2022 and largely in response to the impact of the COVID pandemic on the Tisch community, the Arts & Health Project is a central networking hub designed to support and nurture the practice ...

In early November, ITP student Sophia Collender will be sharing her research, “How Money Could Move Us: The Feasibility of Payment Interoperability Among Global Mass Transit Systems,” as part of the ...

Performance Studies alum Sandra Ruiz's (MA '02, PhD '11) 2025 book, Tears for Tears: Aesthetics in Grief Minor, documents moments of tension, negotiation, transformation, and incommensurability ...

The Clive Davis Institute is currently featured on the cover of Billboard's Top Music Business Schools. We thank Billboard writers Cathy Applefeld Olson and Thom Duffy for their kind words about CDI.

Grad Film alum Sofía Camargo is one of five recipients of the 2025 Vimeo Short Film grant for her film La Selva. Presented by Nikon and RED, the grant awards filmmakers with $30,000 towards the ...

High school students participate in college-level artistic training in New York City and online. These intensive and enriching courses are taught by Tisch undergraduate faculty. Visiting students and ...

Departmental sessions begin immediately after the Dean's Welcome in Skirball and run until approximately 11:30. You will be escorted to the departments by current students and staff. Metrocards will ...

Within an academic setting, research culture is defined by how research is conducted and shared, and how the researchers themselves experience the research environment. It’s built upon shared values ...