Welcome to STEAM Fest 2024!
At the Macaulay Honors College’s annual STEAM Festival, our first- and second-year students celebrate and showcase their work in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
This year, students share their work at the Macaulay building on December 7, 8, and 11. In addition, each student group will upload their projects to this site.
Upload to add your project to our online gallery!
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Chirps Drowned Out: Noise Pollution Toll on Bird Species Across NYC
Discover how noise pollution affects bird biodiversity across urban and suburban parks. Dive into the data and uncover the impact!
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Critic’s Pick: Review of El Museo del Barrio
Head over to El Museo and immerse yourself in Latinx art!
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Rats in the City: NYC’s Growing Crisis
Rats in the City: What is causing the exploding rat population across New York City?
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The Visible and the Invisible Exhibition Review
My review was on The Visible and the Invisible Exhibition by Thornton Dial. I highlighted specific works of art that were particularly interesting to me and wrote a review on the overall exhibition itself.
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Can We Combat The Lantern Fly Invasion in NYC?
Explore innovative strategies to combat NYC’s invasive lanternfly outbreak. Learn about their ecological impact, life cycle, and effective solutions like traps, repellents, and insecticides to protect our green spaces and biodiversity.
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History of Lincoln Center: 4 Stages
Our project was about the development of Lincoln Center specifically through the lens of urban planning, Robert Moses, and Jane Jacobs. We used collage and artwork to demonstrate the story.
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“Sign-In” at the CARA
Challenge your perceptions of beauty and women’s work with Tina Girouard’s varying works.
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Biodiversity vs Public Health
Our project explores the urban greens-aces around nye, specifically Mott Haven, Bronx, and how a lack of green spaces may correlate with declined health.
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Noisy NYC: The effects of neighborhood socioeconomic status on noise pollution
This project explores the sources of noise pollution in Manhattan, maps which neighborhoods suffer from the most noise pollution, and correlates neighborhood socioeconomic status with various noise sources.
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Review of Cells by Jesse Krimes
This is a review of the gallery exhibit Cells by Jesse Krimes. It examines the deeper meaning of his work.
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Urban Soundscape: An Examination of Noise Pollution in NYC
We examined exactly how noise pollution impacted the health of the human and animal population in New York City, specifically, how noise levels impacted the development of pigeons and bats and the potential health impacts for the average New Yorker.
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The 5 Senses: A Spectrum of the Dreamlike Abstract
Review of Cecily Brown’s “The Five Senses.” Interesting show about abstraction and memory.
