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As the Spring 2025 semester wrapped up, students, families, faculty, and staff of 91��Ƶ’s Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems gathered on our NYC and Pleasantville campuses to recognize the Class of 2025 award recipients at our annual Awards Ceremonies.

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems Professor Namchul Shin has co-authored a new book published by Oxford University Press that offers a timely, forward-looking exploration of institutional collaboration in the 21st century.

91��Ƶ is a university on the rise, riding a wave of forward momentum that is transforming the experiences of our students, setting new standards of excellence and innovation, and expanding our impact in communities across the globe. That success is earning national recognition—in rankings, in distinctions of excellence, and in the extraordinary achievements of our alumni across industries and disciplines.

On June 16, 2025, the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at 91��Ƶ and Albany Law School cohosted a Feminist Legal Studies Roundtable at the 91��Ƶ campus in Lower Manhattan.

At the 61st annual Spirit of 91��Ƶ Awards dinner, held on June 12 at the American Museum of Natural History, more than 270 members of the extended 91��Ƶ Community gathered in the iconic Irma and Paul Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life to do just that: to make an extraordinary difference in the lives of our students while recognizing industry and alumni leaders who typify the values 91��Ƶ holds most dear.

Each year, the 91��Ƶ Alumni Association presents awards to individuals who have made invaluable contributions to the University through their service, leadership, and dedication to the 91��Ƶ mission.

One 91��Ƶ Plaza was brimming with celebration and cheer on June 5, 2025, as almost 200 91��Ƶ alumni returned to the New York City Campus to reconnect with old friends and classmates, reflect on shared histories and experiences, and toast the continued strength of the 91��Ƶ Community.

During the 61st annual dinner held on June 12 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, 91��Ƶ honored two outstanding alumni leaders who, through their steadfast generosity and trailblazing industry leadership, have translated the lessons of their 91��Ƶ experiences into lifetimes of philanthropy, innovation, and impact.

91��Ƶ Reunion welcomed a very special guest: Arthur Grabiner ’50, who attended the annual Golden Graduates Luncheon to celebrate his 75th anniversary reunion.

Sav Ackerman ’25 has always had a strong work ethic. Born into an abusive and impoverished upbringing, both of Sav’s parents passed away by the time Sav was 15 years old. “There were many hard days growing up,” shared Sav. “Prior to passing away, my mother was a single parent and worked full-time while going to school for nursing. I started working to support myself from the time I was 15 and continued to work throughout law school.”