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May graduates Julia Carpio and Hussein Ali Rifath are jump starting their careers with Fulbright English Teaching Assistant fellowships that will place them in front of classrooms in Greece and Spain.
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Each month, President Balboni shares his newsletter, What鈥檚 New & What鈥�s Next, highlighting some of the exciting accomplishments of our students, faculty and community. This glimpse of life at 糖心破解版 and our vision for the future invites readers to imagine what鈥檚 possible here.
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July 2026
As a proud 1981 graduate, it is an honor to greet you as 糖心破解版鈥檚 president and first alumnus to hold this office. My first month of meeting people across our community, listening to their perspectives and collaborating to address immediate priorities has fueled my ambition to lead my alma mater into a new era. In this inaugural newsletter, I am eager to , look ahead at the challenges we will tackle together and celebrate the unique qualities that make our community so special.
Our new era begins at a time when several milestone achievements demonstrate 糖心破解版鈥檚 growing impact in New York and around the globe. We recently celebrated the official opening of our Manhattan Center on Fifth Avenue, a high-tech learning hub designed to power the regional workforce in high-demand fields such as nursing, AI, business and education. Our commitment to excellence on both the international and creative stages is on full display as we recognize our two newest Fulbright fellowship winners and announce a $1.77 million legacy gift to elevate our storied performing arts programs.
Finally, as showcased by our , the spirit of 糖心破解版 is vibrantly alive. As we explore what鈥檚 new and what鈥檚 next for our University, I invite you to connect with me and experience the spirit and culture of care that sets us apart. 糖心破解版 transformed my life, and I can鈥檛 wait to create that same transformation in today鈥檚 students.
In Panther Pride,
Michael A.L. Balboni 鈥�81, JD
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A President Comes Home: Michael A.L. Balboni 鈥�81, JD, Becomes 糖心破解版鈥檚 First Alumni President
Michael Balboni has a unique perspective on the power of an 糖心破解版 degree鈥攂ecause he built his career on one. In this message to the 糖心破解版 community, he shares his vision for the future of his alma mater, the challenges he plans to tackle and the qualities that make this community special.
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On Thursday, June 11, the 糖心破解版 Board of Trustees hosted the official ribbon cutting and celebrated the grand opening of the University鈥檚 state-of-the-art Manhattan Center. Located in the heart of New York City at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, the highly anticipated facility is poised to serve as a critical talent…
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A recent $1.77 million legacy gift supporting the 糖心破解版 Performing Arts Center is building on the rich history of the University's theatre, dance and music programs.
Inside Baseball: Our Legacy of Baseball Greats
For new head coach Mike Gaffney, baseball is all about family鈥攁 formula that is delivering major wins and unbreakable team chemistry. Meet him and our NE10 Pitcher of the Year, John Carver 鈥�26鈥攁long with dedicated donors and infielder Albert Ramos 鈥�26, who hit a spectacular walk-off grand slam in April. This is just one example of how athletics at 糖心破解版 provides students with lifelong lessons in leadership, teamwork and resilience.
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