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School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Faculty and Alumni Are Recognized by Jazz Journalists Association

Bobby Sanabria’s 2018 album, West Side Story Reimagined, was a critical hit, earning rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. The album also raised crucial funds for musicians hit hardest […]

83rd Commencement: A Joyous Celebration of Graduates and The New School’s Centennial

Let’s make some silence!” was Ta Kasitipradit’s rallying cry for a guided meditation session he led a few minutes after graduates danced to the joyful and boisterous music of an […]

The Evolution of The New School’s Commencement Ceremony(Slideshow)

When The New School (originally called the New School for Social Research) was founded in 1919, its intent was to provide adult (continuing) education. According to the school’s first catalog, […]

Parsons Students Taking “Design in the Wild” Class are Creating Projects to Improve Animal Welfare and Protect Wildlife

Sofia von Hauske Valtierra, a student in the MFA Design and Technology program at Parsons School of Design, spent the spring semester designing a machine inspired by the way foxes […]

CoPA Graduates First Cohort of MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship Program

People typically experience art through observation. They go to museums and stand in front of paintings, sit in movie theaters, and watch live performances on a stage. A video installation […]

David Van Zandt Honored by Union Square Partnership

On Monday, May 6, 2019, Union Square Partnership (USP) brought together over 250 neighborhood residents, business owners, and key stakeholders at its 35th Annual Meeting and Reception. Highlighting contributions USP […]

Lang Alum Featured in Conde Nast’s them.

Visibility continues to present a complicated system that awards and punishes marginal communities for living their truths. As a diverse institution of new thought, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts […]

New School Alumni Publish Young Adult Novel for Rising Activists

When New School alumni come together, they are capable of creating remarkable work. And that was exactly the case when New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson (BA Liberal Arts […]

Evan Landau, MFA Industrial Design, ‘2020 Creates Sidewalk Roots Project to Greenify NYC Neighborhoods

Evan Landau, a first-year student in the MFA Industrial Design program, spent much of the spring semester working on a project called Sidewalk Roots, in which he used upcycled waste […]

Ryden Rizzo, Product Design ’12, Creates Unique Lights with Allied Maker

When Ryden Rizzo, BFA Product Design ’12, began his studies at Parsons School of Design, he planned to become a Web designer. He left Parsons as a lighting designer and […]

The Intersection of Technology and Education

Wi-Fi should flow like air on campus. Printers should be located in places where students congregate. Faculty and staff shouldn’t have to bring their own dongles to classrooms — the […]

Greenwich Village Community Reception Celebrates New School Centennial

The New School hosted a reception for members of the Greenwich Village community to celebrate the university’s Centennial. Hosted by President David Van Zandt, the event brought together various community […]

Life After Lang: Faculty and Student Relationships Extend Beyond the Classroom

“No, no, please…please…keep still…not like that, I can’t breathe. Wait…Yes! Of course I like making love, but I’d like a bit more…well, I don’t know how to put it…you’re squashing […]

Stephanie Browner, Dean of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

On March 28, 2019, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded $28.6 million to 233 humanities projects across the country. The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, founded by Dean […]

Professor Warren Spielberg Chosen to Address My Brother’s Keeper Conference

Warren Spielberg, an associate teaching professor of psychology at The New School, was recently chosen to speak at the My Brothers Keeper’s (MBK) Rise Conference in Oakland, California that also […]

Professor Timon McPhearson Wins Two 2019 Ecological Society of America Awards

Timon McPhearson, an associate professor of Urban Ecology and Director of the Urban Systems Lab, recently was awarded both the Sustainability Science Award and the Innovation in Sustainability Science Award […]

Alexis Rodda, Mannes ’13, Wins Fulbright Award for Music Performance in Vienna

Since graduating from Mannes School of Music in 2013, Alexis Rodda has been steadily building her opera career. She has performed the leading role in the full-length opera, A Taste […]

Two New School Writing Professors Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships

On Wednesday, April 10, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced its list of 2019 Guggenheim Fellows. Among those honored with the prestigious fellowship are two professors of writing and […]

Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Several years ago, Bleecker Street west of Seventh Avenue was home to many of the most luxurious retail stores in New York City. More recently, it has become known for […]

The Laramie Project presented by Lang Theater

Eugene Lang Students Experience the Emotional Impact of Documentary Theater

Nearly 20 years ago, a play premiered documenting the aftermath of a hate crime that made the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, the focus of national news stories. Based on […]

Student Directors Bring ‘Visions’ to Life At Annual Theater Festival

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School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Faculty and Alumni Are Recognized by Jazz Journalists Association

83rd Commencement: A Joyous Celebration of Graduates and The New School’s Centennial

Let’s make some silence!” was Ta Kasitipradit’s rallying cry for a guided meditation session he led a few minutes after graduates danced to the joyful and boisterous music of an […]

The Evolution of The New School’s Commencement Ceremony(Slideshow)

Parsons Students Taking “Design in the Wild” Class are Creating Projects to Improve Animal Welfare and Protect Wildlife

Sofia von Hauske Valtierra, a student in the MFA Design and Technology program at Parsons School of Design, spent the spring semester designing a machine inspired by the way foxes […]

CoPA Graduates First Cohort of MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship Program

People typically experience art through observation. They go to museums and stand in front of paintings, sit in movie theaters, and watch live performances on a stage. A video installation […]

David Van Zandt Honored by Union Square Partnership

Lang Alum Featured in Conde Nast’s them.

New School Alumni Publish Young Adult Novel for Rising Activists

When New School alumni come together, they are capable of creating remarkable work. And that was exactly the case when New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson (BA Liberal Arts […]

Evan Landau, MFA Industrial Design, ‘2020 Creates Sidewalk Roots Project to Greenify NYC Neighborhoods

Evan Landau, a first-year student in the MFA Industrial Design program, spent much of the spring semester working on a project called Sidewalk Roots, in which he used upcycled waste […]

Ryden Rizzo, Product Design ’12, Creates Unique Lights with Allied Maker

When Ryden Rizzo, BFA Product Design ’12, began his studies at Parsons School of Design, he planned to become a Web designer. He left Parsons as a lighting designer and […]

The Intersection of Technology and Education

Wi-Fi should flow like air on campus. Printers should be located in places where students congregate. Faculty and staff shouldn’t have to bring their own dongles to classrooms — the […]

Greenwich Village Community Reception Celebrates New School Centennial

Life After Lang: Faculty and Student Relationships Extend Beyond the Classroom

Stephanie Browner, Dean of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

On March 28, 2019, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded $28.6 million to 233 humanities projects across the country. The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, founded by Dean […]

Professor Warren Spielberg Chosen to Address My Brother’s Keeper Conference

Professor Timon McPhearson Wins Two 2019 Ecological Society of America Awards

Alexis Rodda, Mannes ’13, Wins Fulbright Award for Music Performance in Vienna

Since graduating from Mannes School of Music in 2013, Alexis Rodda has been steadily building her opera career. She has performed the leading role in the full-length opera, A Taste […]

Two New School Writing Professors Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships

Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Several years ago, Bleecker Street west of Seventh Avenue was home to many of the most luxurious retail stores in New York City. More recently, it has become known for […]

Eugene Lang Students Experience the Emotional Impact of Documentary Theater

Nearly 20 years ago, a play premiered documenting the aftermath of a hate crime that made the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, the focus of national news stories. Based on […]

It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane… It’s Project Fogg!

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School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Faculty and Alumni Are Recognized by Jazz Journalists Association

83rd Commencement: A Joyous Celebration of Graduates and The New School’s Centennial

Let’s make some silence!” was Ta Kasitipradit’s rallying cry for a guided meditation session he led a few minutes after graduates danced to the joyful and boisterous music of an […]

The Evolution of The New School’s Commencement Ceremony(Slideshow)

Parsons Students Taking “Design in the Wild” Class are Creating Projects to Improve Animal Welfare and Protect Wildlife

Sofia von Hauske Valtierra, a student in the MFA Design and Technology program at Parsons School of Design, spent the spring semester designing a machine inspired by the way foxes […]

CoPA Graduates First Cohort of MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship Program

People typically experience art through observation. They go to museums and stand in front of paintings, sit in movie theaters, and watch live performances on a stage. A video installation […]

David Van Zandt Honored by Union Square Partnership

Lang Alum Featured in Conde Nast’s them.

New School Alumni Publish Young Adult Novel for Rising Activists

When New School alumni come together, they are capable of creating remarkable work. And that was exactly the case when New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson (BA Liberal Arts […]

Evan Landau, MFA Industrial Design, ‘2020 Creates Sidewalk Roots Project to Greenify NYC Neighborhoods

Evan Landau, a first-year student in the MFA Industrial Design program, spent much of the spring semester working on a project called Sidewalk Roots, in which he used upcycled waste […]

Ryden Rizzo, Product Design ’12, Creates Unique Lights with Allied Maker

When Ryden Rizzo, BFA Product Design ’12, began his studies at Parsons School of Design, he planned to become a Web designer. He left Parsons as a lighting designer and […]

The Intersection of Technology and Education

Wi-Fi should flow like air on campus. Printers should be located in places where students congregate. Faculty and staff shouldn’t have to bring their own dongles to classrooms — the […]

Greenwich Village Community Reception Celebrates New School Centennial

Life After Lang: Faculty and Student Relationships Extend Beyond the Classroom

Stephanie Browner, Dean of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

On March 28, 2019, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded $28.6 million to 233 humanities projects across the country. The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, founded by Dean […]

Professor Warren Spielberg Chosen to Address My Brother’s Keeper Conference

Professor Timon McPhearson Wins Two 2019 Ecological Society of America Awards

Alexis Rodda, Mannes ’13, Wins Fulbright Award for Music Performance in Vienna

Since graduating from Mannes School of Music in 2013, Alexis Rodda has been steadily building her opera career. She has performed the leading role in the full-length opera, A Taste […]

Two New School Writing Professors Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships

Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Several years ago, Bleecker Street west of Seventh Avenue was home to many of the most luxurious retail stores in New York City. More recently, it has become known for […]

Eugene Lang Students Experience the Emotional Impact of Documentary Theater

Nearly 20 years ago, a play premiered documenting the aftermath of a hate crime that made the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, the focus of national news stories. Based on […]

New School Community Speaks Out On Climate Change in MSNBC Segment

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School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Faculty and Alumni Are Recognized by Jazz Journalists Association

83rd Commencement: A Joyous Celebration of Graduates and The New School’s Centennial

Let’s make some silence!” was Ta Kasitipradit’s rallying cry for a guided meditation session he led a few minutes after graduates danced to the joyful and boisterous music of an […]

The Evolution of The New School’s Commencement Ceremony(Slideshow)

Parsons Students Taking “Design in the Wild” Class are Creating Projects to Improve Animal Welfare and Protect Wildlife

Sofia von Hauske Valtierra, a student in the MFA Design and Technology program at Parsons School of Design, spent the spring semester designing a machine inspired by the way foxes […]

CoPA Graduates First Cohort of MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship Program

People typically experience art through observation. They go to museums and stand in front of paintings, sit in movie theaters, and watch live performances on a stage. A video installation […]

David Van Zandt Honored by Union Square Partnership

Lang Alum Featured in Conde Nast’s them.

New School Alumni Publish Young Adult Novel for Rising Activists

When New School alumni come together, they are capable of creating remarkable work. And that was exactly the case when New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson (BA Liberal Arts […]

Evan Landau, MFA Industrial Design, ‘2020 Creates Sidewalk Roots Project to Greenify NYC Neighborhoods

Evan Landau, a first-year student in the MFA Industrial Design program, spent much of the spring semester working on a project called Sidewalk Roots, in which he used upcycled waste […]

Ryden Rizzo, Product Design ’12, Creates Unique Lights with Allied Maker

When Ryden Rizzo, BFA Product Design ’12, began his studies at Parsons School of Design, he planned to become a Web designer. He left Parsons as a lighting designer and […]

The Intersection of Technology and Education

Wi-Fi should flow like air on campus. Printers should be located in places where students congregate. Faculty and staff shouldn’t have to bring their own dongles to classrooms — the […]

Greenwich Village Community Reception Celebrates New School Centennial

Life After Lang: Faculty and Student Relationships Extend Beyond the Classroom

Stephanie Browner, Dean of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

On March 28, 2019, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded $28.6 million to 233 humanities projects across the country. The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, founded by Dean […]

Professor Warren Spielberg Chosen to Address My Brother’s Keeper Conference

Professor Timon McPhearson Wins Two 2019 Ecological Society of America Awards

Alexis Rodda, Mannes ’13, Wins Fulbright Award for Music Performance in Vienna

Since graduating from Mannes School of Music in 2013, Alexis Rodda has been steadily building her opera career. She has performed the leading role in the full-length opera, A Taste […]

Two New School Writing Professors Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships

Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Several years ago, Bleecker Street west of Seventh Avenue was home to many of the most luxurious retail stores in New York City. More recently, it has become known for […]

Eugene Lang Students Experience the Emotional Impact of Documentary Theater

Nearly 20 years ago, a play premiered documenting the aftermath of a hate crime that made the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, the focus of national news stories. Based on […]

#TNSClimateAction Takes It to the Streets

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School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Faculty and Alumni Are Recognized by Jazz Journalists Association

83rd Commencement: A Joyous Celebration of Graduates and The New School’s Centennial

Let’s make some silence!” was Ta Kasitipradit’s rallying cry for a guided meditation session he led a few minutes after graduates danced to the joyful and boisterous music of an […]

The Evolution of The New School’s Commencement Ceremony(Slideshow)

Parsons Students Taking “Design in the Wild” Class are Creating Projects to Improve Animal Welfare and Protect Wildlife

Sofia von Hauske Valtierra, a student in the MFA Design and Technology program at Parsons School of Design, spent the spring semester designing a machine inspired by the way foxes […]

CoPA Graduates First Cohort of MA in Arts Management and Entrepreneurship Program

People typically experience art through observation. They go to museums and stand in front of paintings, sit in movie theaters, and watch live performances on a stage. A video installation […]

David Van Zandt Honored by Union Square Partnership

Lang Alum Featured in Conde Nast’s them.

New School Alumni Publish Young Adult Novel for Rising Activists

When New School alumni come together, they are capable of creating remarkable work. And that was exactly the case when New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson (BA Liberal Arts […]

Evan Landau, MFA Industrial Design, ‘2020 Creates Sidewalk Roots Project to Greenify NYC Neighborhoods

Evan Landau, a first-year student in the MFA Industrial Design program, spent much of the spring semester working on a project called Sidewalk Roots, in which he used upcycled waste […]

Ryden Rizzo, Product Design ’12, Creates Unique Lights with Allied Maker

When Ryden Rizzo, BFA Product Design ’12, began his studies at Parsons School of Design, he planned to become a Web designer. He left Parsons as a lighting designer and […]

The Intersection of Technology and Education

Wi-Fi should flow like air on campus. Printers should be located in places where students congregate. Faculty and staff shouldn’t have to bring their own dongles to classrooms — the […]

Greenwich Village Community Reception Celebrates New School Centennial

Life After Lang: Faculty and Student Relationships Extend Beyond the Classroom

Stephanie Browner, Dean of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

On March 28, 2019, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded $28.6 million to 233 humanities projects across the country. The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, founded by Dean […]

Professor Warren Spielberg Chosen to Address My Brother’s Keeper Conference

Professor Timon McPhearson Wins Two 2019 Ecological Society of America Awards

Alexis Rodda, Mannes ’13, Wins Fulbright Award for Music Performance in Vienna

Since graduating from Mannes School of Music in 2013, Alexis Rodda has been steadily building her opera career. She has performed the leading role in the full-length opera, A Taste […]

Two New School Writing Professors Awarded 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships

Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Several years ago, Bleecker Street west of Seventh Avenue was home to many of the most luxurious retail stores in New York City. More recently, it has become known for […]

Eugene Lang Students Experience the Emotional Impact of Documentary Theater

Nearly 20 years ago, a play premiered documenting the aftermath of a hate crime that made the small town of Laramie, Wyoming, the focus of national news stories. Based on […]

Glossy: A New Way to Read

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