Upload your project to the 2025 STEAM website to share your work with the world and archive it for posterity! Uploads are open from December 1st–10th.
Use this form to upload your poster for printing. Posters need to be in PDF format and should be 36×48 inches. Avoid using very dark background colors on…
Registration will be open from Monday, November 17 at 7am til Monday, December 1, at 5pm.
2025 Programs Link Students will register in groups for STEAM Festival. Groups should choose one representative to register the entire group. That representative needs to know: STUDENT REGISTRATION…
Tags are self-defined descriptors for projects. Check out how Macaulay students have tagged their own projects, and see watch themes emerge as projects are submitted.
The Teaching and Learning Collaboratory is here to help you get ready for STEAM. You need to follow the project directions you have from your professor, but the…
Group Members: Emily Hu, Sophia Scharf, and Sunny Maharjan We studied whether the severity of air pollution affected the biodiversity of fungi identified within BioBlitz data. Previous research…
Group Members: Leora Katsman My project examines recent exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, analyzing each year’s theme and its…
Group Members: Syeda Rahman, Alishya Loyd, Reem Hamdan Our project focuses on how human accessibility shapes plant biodiversity within Brooklyn Bridge Park. By comparing quieter, restricted habitats like…
Group Members: Su-Nanda Win, Sarah Gracci, Kimberly Guadalupe This project investigates how proximity to water affects bat activity in two New York City parks: Randall’s Island (2022 BioBlitz)…
Group Members: Aliana Baez and Ayah Basha We decided to choose the artist, Carrie Mae Weems, and her photographic series, Ain’t Jokin’, as we discussed it in our…
Group Members: Mia Cole Through this project I reflected who I am and the values I have on my mask. I created an “olive branch” halo around the…
Group Members: Mariam Ghanem, Fatima Coyt “Offline” is a short film exploring how constant digital engagement can disconnect us from the city we live in. The film follows…
Group Members: Jayla Hall Cabrera, Maleha Arisha, Michal Kalaty This project looks at how New Yorkers often feel divided between who they are in public and who they…
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Group Members: Leah Katz, Pooja Perera, Musfira Kashif , Charlotte Grider , Zemal Kashif We wanted to see how social, political and economic issues impact art specifically in…
