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College of Performing Arts Alumni Win Big at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards

Year after year, alumni of Mannes School of Music, the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the School of Drama continue to be recognized at the Grammys for their […]

Soft Materials Class Grows Mushrooms to Improve Acoustics

New School Sociology Professor Presents Her Research in Japan at Avatars for Diversity Conference

In December, Eiko Ikegami, Walter A. Eberstadt Professor of Sociology at The New School for Social Research, delivered a major lecture at Hosei University in Tokyo about the critical role […]

Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ’20, is Promoting Gender Equality in the Jazz Community

On September 21, 2017, Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ‘20, published “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (and the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy),” which described the sexism she […]

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Everything Old Is New Again: 100 Years of History Found in the New School Archives

In 1919, the founders of The New School envisioned a university that “would become the center of the best thought in America, would lead in emancipating learning, and would be […]

One Hundred Years of Remarkable New School Alumni

In its first 100 years, The New School has produced many graduates who have gone on to become innovative, influential, and groundbreaking figures in a number of disciplines. The names […]

The New School’s Spring Centennial Events

As The New School kicks off its 100th birthday, there will be a series of events, concerts, and other public programs celebrating the centennial. Ranging from the College of Performing […]

The New School Celebrates its Centennial

Since it opened its doors in 1919 and through every succeeding era, The New School has challenged convention, promoted social justice, and has been a beacon for those fleeing oppression. […]

Linda Briceño is Making Music History

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin GRAMMY, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

Feminist Manifestos Continue to Challenge the Status Quo

Gabriela López Dena spent months searching through dozens of feminist manifestos written over centuries by feminist activists, artists, and writers, that boldly state their demands and advocate for change. López Dena, […]

Parsons Professor Travels Across China Focusing on Documentary Photography

Embracing culture, enhancing cooperation, and promoting design innovation were just a few of the themes at the 2018 International Innovation Design Summit hosted by Shaanxi University of Technology in Xi’an […]

Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, A Leader for Social Equity and Environmental Justice in the New South

As a child, Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, knew that he would grow up to be a fighter for civil rights and social equity. Raised in Atlanta, […]

The Mannes Opera Looks to the Future with New Managing Artistic Director

The premiere of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin took place almost 140 years ago, but to viewers of the recent production by The Mannes Opera, the story felt as relevant […]

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas on Human Rights

Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, professor of international affairs and director of the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs has been awarded the 2019 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order. Fukuda-Parr and […]

Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ’03, Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Teaching Honor in Finland

As a 12th grade English teacher in Newburgh, New York, Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ‘03, helps prepare students for college in a school district that is almost 50% Hispanic or […]

Linda Briceño, Jazz ‘18 and Arts Management and Entrepreneurship ‘19, Wins Latin Grammy for Producer of the Year

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

New School Alumni Figure Prominently on Forbes 2019 ’30 Under 30′

Winning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list is a coveted distinction and one that is extremely difficult to achieve. In 2018, seven of The New School’s most […]

Beirut Born Visual Artist Helene Kazan Brings Her Inspirational Work to The New School

Growing up in the final years of the Lebanese civil war changed visual artist Helene Kazan forever. In 1989, at seven years, old, Kazan fled the country with her parents […]

The College of Performing Arts Inaugurates the Philip Glass Institute

Philip Glass has had an unprecedented and incredible impact on music as one of the most recognizable and influential composers in the world. He has written symphonies, concertos, operas, string […]

Students Learn About Disaster Preparedness at Earth Manual Project Exhibit

A new study by researchers at the University Hawaii found that the increase of simultaneous natural disasters caused by climate change in the next 100 years would be disastrous for […]

Parsons Collaborates with University of Westminster on Parallel Cities Workshop

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College of Performing Arts Alumni Win Big at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards

Year after year, alumni of Mannes School of Music, the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the School of Drama continue to be recognized at the Grammys for their […]

Soft Materials Class Grows Mushrooms to Improve Acoustics

New School Sociology Professor Presents Her Research in Japan at Avatars for Diversity Conference

In December, Eiko Ikegami, Walter A. Eberstadt Professor of Sociology at The New School for Social Research, delivered a major lecture at Hosei University in Tokyo about the critical role […]

Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ’20, is Promoting Gender Equality in the Jazz Community

On September 21, 2017, Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ‘20, published “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (and the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy),” which described the sexism she […]

Everything Old Is New Again: 100 Years of History Found in the New School Archives

In 1919, the founders of The New School envisioned a university that “would become the center of the best thought in America, would lead in emancipating learning, and would be […]

One Hundred Years of Remarkable New School Alumni

In its first 100 years, The New School has produced many graduates who have gone on to become innovative, influential, and groundbreaking figures in a number of disciplines. The names […]

The New School’s Spring Centennial Events

As The New School kicks off its 100th birthday, there will be a series of events, concerts, and other public programs celebrating the centennial. Ranging from the College of Performing […]

The New School Celebrates its Centennial

Since it opened its doors in 1919 and through every succeeding era, The New School has challenged convention, promoted social justice, and has been a beacon for those fleeing oppression. […]

Linda Briceño is Making Music History

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin GRAMMY, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

Feminist Manifestos Continue to Challenge the Status Quo

Parsons Professor Travels Across China Focusing on Documentary Photography

Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, A Leader for Social Equity and Environmental Justice in the New South

As a child, Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, knew that he would grow up to be a fighter for civil rights and social equity. Raised in Atlanta, […]

The Mannes Opera Looks to the Future with New Managing Artistic Director

The premiere of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin took place almost 140 years ago, but to viewers of the recent production by The Mannes Opera, the story felt as relevant […]

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas on Human Rights

Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ’03, Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Teaching Honor in Finland

As a 12th grade English teacher in Newburgh, New York, Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ‘03, helps prepare students for college in a school district that is almost 50% Hispanic or […]

Linda Briceño, Jazz ‘18 and Arts Management and Entrepreneurship ‘19, Wins Latin Grammy for Producer of the Year

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

New School Alumni Figure Prominently on Forbes 2019 ’30 Under 30′

Winning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list is a coveted distinction and one that is extremely difficult to achieve. In 2018, seven of The New School’s most […]

Beirut Born Visual Artist Helene Kazan Brings Her Inspirational Work to The New School

Growing up in the final years of the Lebanese civil war changed visual artist Helene Kazan forever. In 1989, at seven years, old, Kazan fled the country with her parents […]

The College of Performing Arts Inaugurates the Philip Glass Institute

Philip Glass has had an unprecedented and incredible impact on music as one of the most recognizable and influential composers in the world. He has written symphonies, concertos, operas, string […]

Students Learn About Disaster Preparedness at Earth Manual Project Exhibit

A new study by researchers at the University Hawaii found that the increase of simultaneous natural disasters caused by climate change in the next 100 years would be disastrous for […]

Former Jazz Student Adam Wakefield Wins Runner-Up Spot on The Voice

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College of Performing Arts Alumni Win Big at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards

Year after year, alumni of Mannes School of Music, the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the School of Drama continue to be recognized at the Grammys for their […]

Soft Materials Class Grows Mushrooms to Improve Acoustics

New School Sociology Professor Presents Her Research in Japan at Avatars for Diversity Conference

In December, Eiko Ikegami, Walter A. Eberstadt Professor of Sociology at The New School for Social Research, delivered a major lecture at Hosei University in Tokyo about the critical role […]

Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ’20, is Promoting Gender Equality in the Jazz Community

On September 21, 2017, Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ‘20, published “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (and the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy),” which described the sexism she […]

Everything Old Is New Again: 100 Years of History Found in the New School Archives

In 1919, the founders of The New School envisioned a university that “would become the center of the best thought in America, would lead in emancipating learning, and would be […]

One Hundred Years of Remarkable New School Alumni

In its first 100 years, The New School has produced many graduates who have gone on to become innovative, influential, and groundbreaking figures in a number of disciplines. The names […]

The New School’s Spring Centennial Events

As The New School kicks off its 100th birthday, there will be a series of events, concerts, and other public programs celebrating the centennial. Ranging from the College of Performing […]

The New School Celebrates its Centennial

Since it opened its doors in 1919 and through every succeeding era, The New School has challenged convention, promoted social justice, and has been a beacon for those fleeing oppression. […]

Linda Briceño is Making Music History

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin GRAMMY, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

Feminist Manifestos Continue to Challenge the Status Quo

Parsons Professor Travels Across China Focusing on Documentary Photography

Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, A Leader for Social Equity and Environmental Justice in the New South

As a child, Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, knew that he would grow up to be a fighter for civil rights and social equity. Raised in Atlanta, […]

The Mannes Opera Looks to the Future with New Managing Artistic Director

The premiere of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin took place almost 140 years ago, but to viewers of the recent production by The Mannes Opera, the story felt as relevant […]

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas on Human Rights

Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ’03, Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Teaching Honor in Finland

As a 12th grade English teacher in Newburgh, New York, Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ‘03, helps prepare students for college in a school district that is almost 50% Hispanic or […]

Linda Briceño, Jazz ‘18 and Arts Management and Entrepreneurship ‘19, Wins Latin Grammy for Producer of the Year

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

New School Alumni Figure Prominently on Forbes 2019 ’30 Under 30′

Winning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list is a coveted distinction and one that is extremely difficult to achieve. In 2018, seven of The New School’s most […]

Beirut Born Visual Artist Helene Kazan Brings Her Inspirational Work to The New School

Growing up in the final years of the Lebanese civil war changed visual artist Helene Kazan forever. In 1989, at seven years, old, Kazan fled the country with her parents […]

The College of Performing Arts Inaugurates the Philip Glass Institute

Philip Glass has had an unprecedented and incredible impact on music as one of the most recognizable and influential composers in the world. He has written symphonies, concertos, operas, string […]

Students Learn About Disaster Preparedness at Earth Manual Project Exhibit

A new study by researchers at the University Hawaii found that the increase of simultaneous natural disasters caused by climate change in the next 100 years would be disastrous for […]

Milano Student Alexander Bryden Tackles Climate Change in NASPAA Simulation

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College of Performing Arts Alumni Win Big at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards

Year after year, alumni of Mannes School of Music, the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the School of Drama continue to be recognized at the Grammys for their […]

Soft Materials Class Grows Mushrooms to Improve Acoustics

New School Sociology Professor Presents Her Research in Japan at Avatars for Diversity Conference

In December, Eiko Ikegami, Walter A. Eberstadt Professor of Sociology at The New School for Social Research, delivered a major lecture at Hosei University in Tokyo about the critical role […]

Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ’20, is Promoting Gender Equality in the Jazz Community

On September 21, 2017, Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ‘20, published “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (and the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy),” which described the sexism she […]

Everything Old Is New Again: 100 Years of History Found in the New School Archives

In 1919, the founders of The New School envisioned a university that “would become the center of the best thought in America, would lead in emancipating learning, and would be […]

One Hundred Years of Remarkable New School Alumni

In its first 100 years, The New School has produced many graduates who have gone on to become innovative, influential, and groundbreaking figures in a number of disciplines. The names […]

The New School’s Spring Centennial Events

As The New School kicks off its 100th birthday, there will be a series of events, concerts, and other public programs celebrating the centennial. Ranging from the College of Performing […]

The New School Celebrates its Centennial

Since it opened its doors in 1919 and through every succeeding era, The New School has challenged convention, promoted social justice, and has been a beacon for those fleeing oppression. […]

Linda Briceño is Making Music History

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin GRAMMY, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

Feminist Manifestos Continue to Challenge the Status Quo

Parsons Professor Travels Across China Focusing on Documentary Photography

Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, A Leader for Social Equity and Environmental Justice in the New South

As a child, Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, knew that he would grow up to be a fighter for civil rights and social equity. Raised in Atlanta, […]

The Mannes Opera Looks to the Future with New Managing Artistic Director

The premiere of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin took place almost 140 years ago, but to viewers of the recent production by The Mannes Opera, the story felt as relevant […]

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas on Human Rights

Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ’03, Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Teaching Honor in Finland

As a 12th grade English teacher in Newburgh, New York, Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ‘03, helps prepare students for college in a school district that is almost 50% Hispanic or […]

Linda Briceño, Jazz ‘18 and Arts Management and Entrepreneurship ‘19, Wins Latin Grammy for Producer of the Year

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

New School Alumni Figure Prominently on Forbes 2019 ’30 Under 30′

Winning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list is a coveted distinction and one that is extremely difficult to achieve. In 2018, seven of The New School’s most […]

Beirut Born Visual Artist Helene Kazan Brings Her Inspirational Work to The New School

Growing up in the final years of the Lebanese civil war changed visual artist Helene Kazan forever. In 1989, at seven years, old, Kazan fled the country with her parents […]

The College of Performing Arts Inaugurates the Philip Glass Institute

Philip Glass has had an unprecedented and incredible impact on music as one of the most recognizable and influential composers in the world. He has written symphonies, concertos, operas, string […]

Students Learn About Disaster Preparedness at Earth Manual Project Exhibit

A new study by researchers at the University Hawaii found that the increase of simultaneous natural disasters caused by climate change in the next 100 years would be disastrous for […]

Most Memorable Words from The New School’s Six Commencement Speakers

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College of Performing Arts Alumni Win Big at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards

Year after year, alumni of Mannes School of Music, the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the School of Drama continue to be recognized at the Grammys for their […]

Soft Materials Class Grows Mushrooms to Improve Acoustics

New School Sociology Professor Presents Her Research in Japan at Avatars for Diversity Conference

In December, Eiko Ikegami, Walter A. Eberstadt Professor of Sociology at The New School for Social Research, delivered a major lecture at Hosei University in Tokyo about the critical role […]

Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ’20, is Promoting Gender Equality in the Jazz Community

On September 21, 2017, Sasha Berliner, Jazz and Contemporary Music ‘20, published “An Open Letter to Ethan Iverson (and the Rest of the Jazz Patriarchy),” which described the sexism she […]

Everything Old Is New Again: 100 Years of History Found in the New School Archives

In 1919, the founders of The New School envisioned a university that “would become the center of the best thought in America, would lead in emancipating learning, and would be […]

One Hundred Years of Remarkable New School Alumni

In its first 100 years, The New School has produced many graduates who have gone on to become innovative, influential, and groundbreaking figures in a number of disciplines. The names […]

The New School’s Spring Centennial Events

As The New School kicks off its 100th birthday, there will be a series of events, concerts, and other public programs celebrating the centennial. Ranging from the College of Performing […]

The New School Celebrates its Centennial

Since it opened its doors in 1919 and through every succeeding era, The New School has challenged convention, promoted social justice, and has been a beacon for those fleeing oppression. […]

Linda Briceño is Making Music History

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin GRAMMY, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

Feminist Manifestos Continue to Challenge the Status Quo

Parsons Professor Travels Across China Focusing on Documentary Photography

Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, A Leader for Social Equity and Environmental Justice in the New South

As a child, Nathaniel Smith, MS Urban Policy and Analysis ’00, knew that he would grow up to be a fighter for civil rights and social equity. Raised in Atlanta, […]

The Mannes Opera Looks to the Future with New Managing Artistic Director

The premiere of Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin took place almost 140 years ago, but to viewers of the recent production by The Mannes Opera, the story felt as relevant […]

Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr Wins Grawemeyer Award for Ideas on Human Rights

Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ’03, Awarded Fulbright Distinguished Teaching Honor in Finland

As a 12th grade English teacher in Newburgh, New York, Matthew Freedman, MFA Poetry ‘03, helps prepare students for college in a school district that is almost 50% Hispanic or […]

Linda Briceño, Jazz ‘18 and Arts Management and Entrepreneurship ‘19, Wins Latin Grammy for Producer of the Year

As the first Venezuelan woman to be nominated for Producer of the Year at the Latin Grammys, Linda Briceño had already made history when she showed up to the awards […]

New School Alumni Figure Prominently on Forbes 2019 ’30 Under 30′

Winning a spot on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list is a coveted distinction and one that is extremely difficult to achieve. In 2018, seven of The New School’s most […]

Beirut Born Visual Artist Helene Kazan Brings Her Inspirational Work to The New School

Growing up in the final years of the Lebanese civil war changed visual artist Helene Kazan forever. In 1989, at seven years, old, Kazan fled the country with her parents […]

The College of Performing Arts Inaugurates the Philip Glass Institute

Philip Glass has had an unprecedented and incredible impact on music as one of the most recognizable and influential composers in the world. He has written symphonies, concertos, operas, string […]

Students Learn About Disaster Preparedness at Earth Manual Project Exhibit

A new study by researchers at the University Hawaii found that the increase of simultaneous natural disasters caused by climate change in the next 100 years would be disastrous for […]

Parsons Student Elysia Belilove Awarded the Angelo Donghia Foundation Senior Scholarship

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