After the collapse of the emirate’s economy, American school’s outposts there are having trouble attracting enough students to survive.

A former administrator in the university’s chemistry department has been accused of using receipts from a liquor store to seek reimbursements for $409,000 in phony expenses.

Since about 1990, former clerks have tended to take jobs that reflect the ideologies of the justices for whom they worked, a new study suggests.

For Esmeralda Williamson-Noble, the suicide of her 20-year-old son resurrected emotions she experienced 14 years ago when another of her sons died of SIDS.

Old fliers and other materials from past Lower East Side protests are about to become part of a collection at New York University that records labor history and radical politics.

A workshop for veterans run by New York University is helping students with dog tags convey fiction firmly rooted in reality.

Andrew E. Williamson-Noble, a junior from Irvington, N.Y., was at least the ninth student to commit suicide at the university since 2002.

John Sexton, the president of New York University, spends summer weekends with his grown children on Fire Island, and ferries to the mainland for Sunday Mass.

A native woodland garden being planted on the New York University campus will evoke the landscape of Manhattan as it was 400 years ago.

Researchers at New York University are studying the role fatigue plays in the landing techniques of dancers and athletes.

Dr. Casson, a longtime New York University professor, wrote 23 books on Greek and Latin literature and seafaring in the ancient Western world.

Students and graduates had protested what they saw as Thio Li-ann’s anti-gay views in a 2007 speech in Singapore’s Parliament.

New York University is planning to announce next month that it will open a full-fledged branch campus in Abu Dhabi, to be paid for by the Abu Dhabi government.

The New York University president, John E. Sexton, said he wants a planned expansion to be “a win-win situation, not a zero-sum game,” for the university and its neighbors.

An examination of the 35 states with the highest immigrant populations found that interpreter services are not always provided, or not provided well.

N.Y.U. hosted the first-ever National High School Musical Theater Awards, in which the best actor and best actress winners receive $100,000 scholarships to Tisch.

N.Y.U. hosted the first-ever National High School Musical Theater Awards, in which the best actor and best actress winners receive $100,000 scholarships to Tisch.

A Westerner finds lots of potential conversation partners in New York, but unexpected etiquette barriers as well.

A Westerner finds lots of potential conversation partners in New York, but unexpected etiquette barriers as well.

A Westerner finds lots of potential conversation partners in New York, but unexpected etiquette barriers as well.

With a third member of its faculty recently awarded the Abel Prize, widely regarded as the Nobel of math, N.Y.U.’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences has more than beat the odds.

New York’s insurance superintendent, Eric R. Dinallo, will become a visiting professor at the Stern School of Business at New York University, according to Gov. David A. Paterson’s office.

Hundreds of artists told us how the economy is affecting their lives and work.

The university offered to lease space to the city to help alleviate overcrowding at elementary schools in Greenwich Village.

More than two years after a preservation proposal, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission will meet to discuss a South Village Historic District.

Stephen P. Morgan, who is thought to have killed Johanna Justin-Jinich, a student at the college, was in custody on Thursday.

People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis may see an improvement in their condition if they quit smoking, a new study has found.

Lawyers for N.Y.U. aim to show that J. Ezra Merkin breached his fiduciary duty to investors by hiding the Bernard L. Madoff investment from them.

Some writers and economists are telling a version of the Great Depression story that is quite different from the one generally taught in school.

Specialized camps treat children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder using behavioral approaches as well as medication.

Dr. Natalie Jeremijenko caters to those who want to know more about what they can do to clean up their personal environment.

Correction of picture caption with Aug 1 article about New York University mural depicting writers' work spaces

Artist Elena Climent has painted large trompe-l'oeil mural for New York University depicting writing spaces of six authors who spent some, if not all, of their careers in New York; photos of panels for Washington Irving, Edith Wharton, Zora Neale Hurston and Frank O'Hara

Mr. Schwartz was a mathematician and computer scientist who did seminal research in fields as diverse as molecular biology and robotics.

The Electronic Music Foundation is presenting “The Human Voice in a New World,” a series of three free concerts exploring new approaches to singing and vocal composition.

After almost 40 hours, a protest by N.Y.U. students seeking negotiations with school officials over financial and academic issues ended Friday.

The crowd swelled as students ignored a deadline to leave the barricaded cafeteria, and the police stopped more from joining the demonstration.

Students who barricaded themselves into a third-floor cafeteria vowed to continue their occupation until they were able to present a list of demands to school administrators.

Several dozen students occupied a cafeteria at New York University barricading themselves inside with tables and chairs and chanting a list of demands.

Dr Yu Chen of New York University School of Medicine leads study that finds children with Helicobacter pylori in their stomach are less likely to have asthma; research is published in Journal of Infectious Diseases

Stefanie L Russell, New York University assistant epidemiology professor, leads study that finds that more babies women have more likely women will lose teeth; research, which is published in American Journal of Public Health, suggests women may neglect their teeth while pregnant and not go to dentist as often as they should

New data show two starkly different paths toward death in New York City’s hospitals, one for patients at elite private institutions, another for those at public hospitals.

Ana Corinna and Dana Foley have turned a flea-market friendship into a successful fashion company. But where customers shop, so too do knockoff artists.

The fate of a small chapel, and the site it occupies, is now in the hands of New York University, which is purchasing the property.

New York Atty Gen Andrew M Cuomo issues subpoenas in effort to determine whether New York financier J Ezra Merkin defrauded universities and charities when he invested their money with Bernard L Madoff; is seeking information from Merkin, three investment funds he operated and 15 nonprofit institutions that gave him money to manage; many of institutions are suing Merkin, claiming they lost millions of dollars when he invested money with Madoff without telling them; New York University, New York...

New York’s government is still an anti-democratic disgrace. The only bright spot this year is that senators have an opportunity to improve the way they do business.

How do you teach would-be nurses the delicate task of sensing patients’ moods? Send in the clowns.

A decade ago exhibitions linking Africa and the Americas were not uncommon. They are now, though, which may be one reason that “S & M: Shrines and Masquerades in Cosmopolitan Times” looks so fresh.

For many, the excitement over Barack Obama’s candidacy and election was muted by a sense of being marginalized politically.

A new study confirms that well run supportive housing can help both formerly homeless citizens and the neighborhoods in which they are built.

The New York University Medical team has been competing weekly with other urban professionals in the outdoor Manhattan Roller Hockey League.

New York University announced that Alfred H. Bloom will lead its new Abu Dhabi campus in the United Arab Emirates.

Some New York University students find themselves a bit out of place in luxury condominiums acquired by the university for use as dorms.

Janice Quinn, the women’s basketball coach at New York University since 1987, retired Thursday because of what she called “several types of arrhythmia.”

Students at N.Y.U.’s Stern School of Business are charged with investing nearly $2 million of the university’s $2.2 billion endowment over the course of the semester.

A discussion on French culinary training, an open air oyster bar downtown, tasting the food of Basilicata, and more food and wine events.

The image of Asian-Americans as a homogeneous group of high achievers taking over the campuses of the nation’s most selective colleges came under assault in a report.

The research of Dr. Chase, one of the first tenured black members of the New York University medical school faculty, shed light on organ transplant rejections.

New York section's City Room blog carries items about Coney Island USA Fall Benefit Auction, where bids will be held for Coney Island-related items, g Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden election night soiree in Queens (NYC), Jane Jacobs Forum 2008: Housing New Yorkers in the 21st Century at New York University and Paula Abdul hosting cheerleading competition in Manhattan for five of country's top collegiate squads; drawing; photo