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Twenty-four hour building access in effect

The following buildings will be open 24 hours beginning from March 5-20th. They will still open at normal times (check here). 25 East 13th St. ...

Advice for grad students from the blogosphere

Besides this blog, what blogs or online sources do you follow for advice pertaining to your graduate studies? Occasionally, GRADFACts will re-post articles from The Chronicle of Higher Education, Inside Higher Ed, and other new sources that might interest NSSR students and faculty. But what have you come across that’s helpful? A friend recently recommended a blog [...]

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Student loans reap more profits than Exxon

In a recent Huffington Post article, you can compare profits from student loans to those netted by some top earning companies. Here’s a spoiler: profits from loans are comparable to the combined profits of JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo. Although the author expresses hope this news will cause a response from [...]

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Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month this Friday

Date and Time: May 10, Friday from 6-8PM. Location:  Kellen Auditorium at 66 5th Ave FB Event:  here Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM) is a month long celebration of the rich and diverse heritage of Asian and Asian Pacific Islander American communities. Come learn about and celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with Asian Student Society this Friday [...]

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Towards Peace in East Asia

A discussion on the history of political tensions on the Korean Peninsula and the application of Orientalist traditions by American culture presented by the Asian Student Society of The New School: Join us for a panel discussion on the current military and political conflicts on the Korean Peninsula. We will also have a conversation around the ways that [...]

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Electronic waste recycling days

May 20-24, recycle your ewaste in bins located in the lobby of: 55 W 13th Street 6 E 16th Street May 13-24, recycle your ewaste in bins located in: All Residence Halls (ask your RHD for bin locations) Please delete all sensitive data before disposing of any items. All items are sent to be recycled by [...]

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Film screening: gender inclusive restrooms

Students have organized a screening of Sylvia Rivera Law Project’s film, “Toilet Training”. The film will be followed by a dialogue on the All Genders Bathrooms at The New School. When: Friday, May 10, 3 PM Where: Lang Cafe (65 West 11th Street, ground floor). Here’s a sneak peek of the film: http://youtu.be/2I3y2X6mPCw

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Summer reads by our faculty

The break is almost upon us, and now is the time to find a good book for summer reading.  Fortunately, several NSSR professors have come out with intriguing new works to help you pass the hours and keep your brain in gear before classes start up again. Henry A. and Louise Loeb Professor of Political [...]

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Green Fund 2014 Open for Proposals

The New School Green Fund 2014 Open for Proposals (see attached) In spring 2010, The New School Green Fund was launched as part of an annual initiative to increase community involvement in the sustainability efforts of the university and promote research around environmental issues. Every year, awards support student and faculty-led projects and research. The [...]

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The New School Graduation Pledge

If you haven’t already, join over 500 graduating students in signing The New School Graduation Pledge. This is the third year The New School joins hundreds of other higher education institutions in offering a Graduation Pledge, an initiative launched by students over 20 years ago. Graduates who take this pledge commit to improving society and the environment through their careers. [...]

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Film Screening: Miss Represenation

On May 3, 2013 from 6:00-9:00 PM In The Bark Room, 2 w13th Street, ground floor. In a society where media is the most persuasive force shaping cultural norms, the collective message that our young women and men overwhelmingly receive is that a woman’s value and power lie in her youth, beauty, and sexuality, and not [...]

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