Join us for a unique embossing workshop led by acclaimed visual artist Gabrielle Vitollo at their studio in the historic Brooklyn Army Terminal. The event will also include an artist talk and a tour of the metal shop in which Gabrielle creates their work. Gabrielle’s artwork explores the intersections of painting, sculpture, and printmaking, blending themes of the body, environment, and technology.

Gabrielle Vitollo, a professor at the Pratt Institute and Montclair State University, will share insights into their artistic journey — from their experiences as a Fulbright and DAAD Scholar to their innovative approach to combining sculpture and painting. Engage in conversation as you gain creative insights and connect with fellow participants. In this hands-on session, you’ll learn embossing techniques to transform ordinary metal cans into striking decorative pieces!

Afterwards, feel free to join the group for a casual lunch to continue the conversation. Don’t miss this inspiring artistic experience — space is limited, so sign up today!

Explore NYC’s Urban Design: Gramercy & Flatiron

Uncover the fascinating design principles that shaped New York City’s iconic urban landscape on this immersive walking tour! We’ll stroll through Gramercy Park and the Flatiron District, diving into the origins of the city’s grid system and discovering how public spaces like Madison and Union Square were cleverly integrated into irregular city blocks. Along the way, you’ll gain fresh insights into NYC’s architectural evolution from 1811 to today — all through an engaging and interactive experience. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast or just curious about the city’s design, this tour offers a unique perspective on the hidden logic behind Manhattan’s layout.

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 unique opportunity to see Manhattan from a fresh historical perspective! Thanks to William’s generous sponsorship, the first five students to register will receive a FREE ticket — so sign up fast! Sponsored tickets are limited to one per order.

Rain Date: In case of inclement weather, the tour will be postponed to May 25th.

Discover the Dutch Roots of Lower Manhattan!

We’ll trace the original perimeter of New Amsterdam — the 1664 version of New York City — to reveal why downtown’s maze-like streets contrast so sharply with the orderly grid above Houston Street. As we wander through hidden alleyways and historic landmarks, you’ll gain new insights into the city’s early days while connecting with fellow history buffs and architecture enthusiasts.

Leading the tour is William Singer, AIA, a Code and Zoning Specialist for NYC’s 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 unique opportunity to see Manhattan from a fresh historical perspective! Thanks to William’s generous sponsorship, the first five students to register will receive a FREE ticket — so sign up fast! Sponsored tickets are limited to one per order.

Rain Date: In case of inclement weather, the tour will be postponed to May 4th.

Looking for a meaningful way to give back?

Join us for a rewarding volunteer experience where you’ll help prepare high-quality meals for individuals who are too ill to cook for themselves. Working alongside locals in a vibrant kitchen setting, you’ll be part of an energetic assembly line, tackling tasks like chopping vegetables, packaging meals, and preparing fresh ingredients — all under the guidance of chefs. Every action contributes to nourishing those in need.

About God’s Love We Deliver: This incredible organization provides free, medically tailored meals to people facing serious illness. Their services are always provided with care and compassion, ensuring clients receive the nourishment they need to heal. After our kitchen shift, you’re invited to join us at a nearby café for coffee, tea, and conversation — a chance to unwind and connect with fellow volunteers.

Come make a difference, one meal at a time!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Join One To World as we head to Yankee Stadium to celebrate Jackie Robinson Day! We’ve reserved 70 tickets for an unforgettable experience where you’ll not only enjoy the excitement of a New York Yankees game but also learn about the incredible legacy of Jackie Robinson, the first Black athlete to play Major League Baseball.

This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with other international students, cheer for the Yankees, and immerse yourself in a classic American sports tradition. Don’t miss out on this exciting cultural experience!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Ready to spread your wings and roll the dice? Join us for another board game meetup, with a special focus on Wingspan! Whether you’re a seasoned bird enthusiast or a total beginner, we’ve got you covered with a helpful video tutorial to get you started.

Of course, there will still be plenty of classics and other favorites to enjoy—so bring your friends, pick a game, and settle in for an afternoon of strategy, laughter, and friendly competition. This is a casual event, so feel free to drop in and out throughout the day. A ticket includes light refreshments.

Don’t miss out—let the games begin!

Please note that all program fees are nonrefundable

Unlock your career potential at our exclusive virtual networking event! Join us for a unique opportunity to connect with industry professionals from HubSpot and gain invaluable career advice!

This interactive workshop is designed to help students build confidence in the job search process. You’ll participate in mock interviews with experienced professionals who will offer personalized feedback on your responses, communication style, and overall presentation.

Additionally, you’ll have the chance to join small breakout rooms for more focused conversations, where you can ask questions and gain insights tailored to your career interests. Whether you’re exploring opportunities in tech, marketing, or another industry, this event will provide you with practical tools to stand out in a competitive job market.

Escape the city and conquer Breakneck Ridge!!

After a scenic train ride along the Hudson River from Grand Central, we’ll take on one of the most thrilling hikes in the region. Known for its steep rock scrambles and breathtaking panoramic views, this hike is a challenge worth taking! We’ll climb to multiple scenic overlooks, soaking in expansive vistas of the Hudson Valley, Storm King Mountain, and Bannerman’s Castle. This strenuous, hands-on hike is perfect for adventure seekers who love a challenge.

Please note: This hike is very challenging, depending on your experience level. Expect rocky terrain, steep climbs, and uneven paths in a wooded area. Proper outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear are essential, along with plenty of water. Tickets do not include lunch or the roundtrip train fare ($30.50).

What’s the longest walk you’ve ever taken?

Join Shorewalkers for an unforgettable urban trek—a 32-mile (51.5 km) journey around the entire perimeter of Manhattan! This challenging yet rewarding adventure will test your endurance and determination as you stroll at a steady pace, taking in breathtaking waterfront views. With over 3,000 walkers from around the world, it’s a fantastic way to connect with fellow adventurers while rediscovering NYC from a whole new perspective.

The Great Saunter follows Manhattan’s shoreline, showcasing the diverse neighborhoods that shape the island. The journey begins and ends at the historic Fraunces Tavern on Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan. Registered participants will receive an official Great Saunter bib, hat, map, and pin, and those who complete the full route will be awarded a Finisher Certificate! While finishing the entire walk is encouraged, you’re welcome to go at your own pace and stop whenever you choose. Be sure to bring water, extra socks, snacks, and lunch to stay fueled throughout the day.

This event is sponsored in part by Angel Marzan in honor of his mother Elizabeth Marzan, a lifelong stalwart for voting rights, workers’ rights, and affordable housing. Mr. Marzan and his sister, Jessica, will also be walking the Great Saunter and invite our students to come out and see NYC at 3 miles per hour!

Spots are limited, so be sure to secure your ticket today!