Living in NYC

Seven must-see NYC museums for students, from immigrant apartments on the Lower East Side to medieval cloisters at …

Five laptop-friendly cafés a few blocks from IENYC in SoHo, from a screenwriters’ coffee shop to a Greek …

Frozen yogurt’s revival is happening in Lower Manhattan, where the best shops cluster around SoHo and Greenwich Village. …

Five café picks in Tribeca, a ten-minute walk south of IENYC’s SoHo campus, for studying, working and refueling …

New York fields more professional sports teams than anywhere else in the country. Here’s how to find your …

You don’t need a car to leave the city behind. Here’s how to reach beaches, hiking trails and …

New York City is always moving, always changing, always growing, and that doesn’t change during Spring Break. …

The Big Apple buzzes with energy, ideas and events year-round, including Earth Day. That’s when New York City …

Moving to New York City as a student is exciting, intense, and transformative. And knowing how to navigate …

A student guide to New York City neighborhoods near IENYC, including vibes, commute times, and practical housing advice. …

When winter arrives, New York offers a mix of classic traditions and small moments that make the season …

New York City is a bustling metropolis—a concrete jungle that never sleeps. Yet even in Manhattan, the city’s …