Get fresh air and experience incredible views of the Hudson River!

After riding the scenic Hudson train line from Grand Central, we’ll climb the challenging Breakneck Ridge that has a peak of 1260 feet or 384 meters. Warning: this hike will have rock scrambling and will be challenging for first time hikers. Our plan is to do will be a full loop of about 6 miles. It should take roughly 4 hours.

Ticket does not include lunch or your train ticket. We encourage you to bring lunch and eat it when we reach the top of the mountain. Happy trails!

Do you have a job or internship interview coming up, or do you plan to apply in the future? One of the best and easiest ways to maximize your chances of getting hired is to practice interviewing! Join professionals from DocuSign, the pioneer company of eSignature, to hone your skills ahead of your next job search.

With many interviewers opting for virtual hiring processes, traditional interview tips may be out of date. This workshop is specifically designed to help you surmount that obstacle and excel at online interviews! Led by a team of engineers, business development experts, marketing professionals, and more, it’s also an excellent opportunity to connect with professionals who have experience in sectors that align with your career aspirations. Sign up today to get your applications on the right track.

Uncover the secrets behind New York City’s iconic urban landscape on our immersive walking tour led by a distinguished expert!

Join us as we stroll through Gramercy Park and the Flatiron District, delving into the principles that defined the city’s grid system. We’ll also explore how public spaces like Madison and Union Square were ingeniously designed to fit within irregular city blocks. Through an engaging and interactive experience, you’ll gain a deep understanding of NYC’s architectural evolution from 1811 to the present day, developing a newfound appreciation for the intricacies of urban planning.

Our guide, William Singer, AIA, is a Code and Zoning Specialist for The City of New York Department of Buildings Development and Technical Affairs. He is an expert in the design and construction of large-scale public facilities. His major projects have included justice centers, transportation hubs, and cultural centers. Before joining the Department of Buildings he was a partner at Gruzen Samton, a NYC & Virginia-based architecture, planning, interior design and systems engineering firm. A Fulbright fellow (Slovenia, 1993-94), he holds a Master of Architecture degree from the School of Design at North Carolina State University, as well as a Master of Arts in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 2004, Singer received a City of New York Arts Commission Excellence in Design for the renovation design of El Museo Del Barrio.

William Singer has generously sponsored tickets for the first five students who register, so act fast and secure your spot today! Sponsored tickets are limited to one per order.

In case of inclement weather, the event will be postponed to May 19th.

Discover how Dutch colonial roots shaped the winding streets and unique architecture of Lower Manhattan on our exclusive walking tour!

We’ll navigate the perimeter of New Amsterdam, the 1664 iteration of NYC, to uncover why downtown proves trickier to traverse compared to the orderly grid above Houston Street. As we meander through hidden alleyways and landmark buildings, you’ll gain a fresh perspective on the city’s early days while connecting with fellow architecture enthusiasts and history buffs.

Our guide, William Singer, AIA, is a Code and Zoning Specialist for The City of New York Department of Buildings Development and Technical Affairs. He is an expert in the design and construction of large-scale public facilities. His major projects have included justice centers, transportation hubs, and cultural centers. Before joining the Department of Buildings he was a partner at Gruzen Samton, a NYC & Virginia-based architecture, planning, interior design and systems engineering firm. A Fulbright fellow (Slovenia, 1993-94), he holds a Master of Architecture degree from the School of Design at North Carolina State University, as well as a Master of Arts in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 2004, Singer received a City of New York Arts Commission Excellence in Design for the renovation design of El Museo Del Barrio.

Don’t miss this chance to experience Manhattan through the lens of its Dutch colonial past! William Singer has generously sponsored tickets for the first five students who register, so act fast and secure your spot today! Sponsored tickets are limited to one per order.

In case of rain, the event will be held one week later on April 21st.

Have you ever heard of the Great Saunter?

It’s an epic urban hike, a 32-mile walk around the circumference of Manhattan, that is both a physical and mental challenge! This will be the 37th Annual Great Saunter that will bring over 2,500 walkers together for an exhilarating daylong adventure. It’s a really cool way to explore NYC, staying as close to the shoreline as possible! Meet people from around the world on this journey. Delight in the city’s newest parks, and learn more about the different neighborhoods of the island from a different perspective

The beginning and end of the walk is at the historical, Fraunces Tavern, on Pearl Street in lower Manhattan. Participants will receive an official Great Saunter bib, hat, map, and pin. Those who complete the entire walk will receive a Finisher Certificate! You’re encouraged to walk until the end, but you are not required to do so. We recommend that you bring water, extra socks, snacks and lunch. To learn more about this event and route, please visit the official website here.

We have reserved a limited number of spots, so please don’t hesitate to secure your ticket today!

Escape into an oasis of art and nature on our exclusive tour of The Noguchi Museum.

Led by an expert tour guide, our small group will discover Isamu Noguchi‘s iconic sculptures that seem to become one with the sunlight and trees. Appreciate the interplay between his works, the Japanese-inspired architecture, and the tranquil outdoor garden.

Beforehand, you’ll have the option to join us for an informal meetup at a nearby coffeeshop to talk to members of the group. Then we will make our way to the museum for an intimate 1-hour guided tour of the tranquil galleries and gardens. This is a great chance to explore Long Island City, Queens, right across the East River.

Join us for a meditative afternoon enjoying this rare, introspective view of an acclaimed artist’s creative process. Space in our group is limited, so reserve today!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

This February, our Cultural Cuisine of the month is Sichuan! Whether you are a dedicated foodie, especially interested in one cuisine, or simply looking to make new friends to spend the evening with, you are encouraged to join us!

We will be dining at a restaurant called Legend 72. It offers a variety of authentic dishes! Our dinner will be family-style, so everyone will be sharing. Our menu will include:

• Dry spicy diced chicken w/ ginger peanut
• Shredded pork w/ dry bean curd
• Sichuan spicy Ma Po Tofu
• Fired fish fillet with cumin
• Crispy orange beef
• House special Lo Mein
• Eggplant in garlic sauce
• Shredded cabbage with cellophane noodle
• Scallion pancake
• Pork dumpling in chili oil

** Many of the dishes will be moderately spicy to very spicy. **

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Boost your public speaking skills and confidence at our engaging workshop! This event is led by Aman, a comedian & coach at Ultraspeaking. It’s tailored for those using English as a second language. Through fun games and activities, you’ll enhance your ability to deliver presentations, interviews, and excel at networking. Expect to become more spontaneous and comfortable telling a story. Secure your spot at this empowering experience and transform your communication skills!

The event will take place at NYU and light refreshments will be provided.

“Attending the program I expected to learn methods and tips, but the instructor went above and beyond, tailoring the workshop to our individual needs, involving participants in practice in a safe space. It was generally very educational and interactive experience. I can’t recommend it enough!” 

-Student from Poland

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

One To World’s Cultural Cuisine is back! Get together and enjoy New York’s vibrant restaurant landscape on a student budget. Whether you are a dedicated foodie, especially interested in one cuisine, or simply looking to make new friends and spend the evening with a group of students, you are encouraged to join us for our first dinner of the new year!

We will be dining at a restaurant in the heart of the West Village called Sabor Argentino. It offers some of the most authentic Argentine cuisine in New York City! As read on their website: “Food lies at the heart of the Argentine spirit. The country has had glorious ups and terrible downs, and, all in all, here’s what we have learned: no matter what happens, as long as we have good food on the table, and good friends to share it with, we will get by just fine…” The owner of the restaurant will be present to share his story and to tell us more about this cuisine.

Our dinner will be family-style, so everyone will be sharing the dishes. Additionally, your ticket will come with a soda of your choice. The restaurant has created a menu for our group to sample a variety of their food. It will include:

• Empanadas: homemade & baked
• Choripan sandwiches: consists of chorizo, a sausage made out of beef and pork
• Fries, sweet potato & regular
• Salads
• Parrillada: variety of different grilled meats
• Flan (dessert): baked custard with caramel
• Postre balcarce (dessert): a traditional Argentinian sponge cake

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable