Programmers wonĀ鶹“«Ć½t look like they used to. Not ifā Professor Pauline Mosley has her way. SheĀ鶹“«Ć½s opening theā door to computer science for women and minorityā communities and teaching her students how to useā their tech skills for the greater good. Her effortsā extend from high school students in the GenCyberā program she runs to advocacy and mentorship forā women in tech.
At Ā鶹“«Ć½, Go-Getters donĀ鶹“«Ć½t just learnĀ鶹“«Ć½they lead. And Riya Golani (MS in Computer Science Ā鶹“«Ć½25) is no exception. As a masterĀ鶹“«Ć½s student at the Seidenberg School, sheĀ鶹“«Ć½s turning challenges into milestones, passion into purpose, and a dream of NYC into a career at Amazon.
On April 8, 2025, the 11th Annual Disability Film Festival was held at Ā鶹“«Ć½, welcoming guests, students, and members of the broader New York City community to the UniversityĀ鶹“«Ć½s downtown campus. This yearĀ鶹“«Ć½s festival continued its tradition of celebrating the lived experiences of people with disabilities in film.
The Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems hosted the annual Seidenberg Innovation Awards (SIA) at Ā鶹“«Ć½Ā鶹“«Ć½s New York City campus, bringing together leaders in technology, education, and business to recognize innovation, community impact, and the next generation of tech professionals.