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March 13, 2025

Alison Irvine, Lang Theater ’14, Promotes Collaboration Between Artists and Scientists with the Biodesign Challenge

The New School encourages students to adopt an interdisciplinary approach in their studies, but the path Alison Irvine, Eugene Lang College ’14, chose took that idea to a new level. […]

March 13, 2025

Aidan Reinhold, Parsons Integrated Design ’24, Creates Sustainable Products with Recyclable Materials

Walk down any street in New York City and you’re sure to find pieces of furniture, in various states of use, on the sidewalk, ready for a new home or […]

March 13, 2025

Christopher Cerrone, Mannes Faculty Member, Writes Bold, Original Operas

A subway station in Brooklyn. A brutalist bridge in Italy. An oil tanker in Scotland. These are just a few of the unique places and spaces that have inspired Christopher […]

March 4, 2025

Khadeine Ali, Parsons Interior Design Student, Wins Scholarship from International Interior Design Association

Hazel Siegel was an acclaimed textile designer and educator for more than 40 years. She was also an important member of the New York chapter of the International Interior Designer’s […]

February 27, 2025

Ernest Dickerson, 2025 Hirshon Artist-in-Residence, Inspires Students to Explore the Power of Visual Storytelling

“My mantra is that creation is a patient search because you’re creating a world, an environment that you have to put into your movie, which takes time. I’ve spent a […]

February 27, 2025

New School Alumni Recognized as Trailblazers by Prestigious Publications

Every year, New School alumni are recognized for the impact they are making on the world in a range of industries. Their work and achievements have recently been celebrated by […]

February 27, 2025

Andrew Shea, Associate Professor of Integrated Design, Creates New Tool to Address Questions of AI in Creative Projects

The ethics of artificial intelligence seem to be changing every single day. New technologies are being created, and with that innovation comes new ways of using tech applications and products. […]

February 13, 2025

Provost’s Office Initiatives Provide University-wide Opportunities for Connection and Community

The Provost’s Office has recently launched several events, workshops, and initiatives with the goal of fostering a supportive and inclusive environment at The New School. Through Pedagogy as Praxis, The […]

February 13, 2025

Parsons Paris MFA Fashion Design Students Reimagine a Legendary Paris Fashion House

MFA Fashion Design and the Arts students recently delved into the archives of celebrated fashion iconoclast Thierry Mugler and reinvented iconic pieces by responding to Mugler’s distinctive aesthetic, characterized by […]

February 13, 2025

Irina Kruzhilina, School of Drama Faculty Member, Debuts Play about Russian Refugee Children and the War in Ukraine

Irina Kruzhilina, a faculty member in the School of Drama, moved to the United States from the former Soviet Union the year that Vladimir Putin became president. Watching the full-scale […]

February 4, 2025

Faculty and Alumni of the College of Performing Arts Earn a Multitude of Grammy Nominations and Wins

Over the years, faculty, alumni, and the occasional students from The New School’s College of Performing Arts have garnered Grammy Award nominations and wins, and this year’s 67th annual awards […]

January 30, 2025

The New School’s Fall 2024 Semester in Books

During the fall semester, The New School’s talented faculty authors continued to confront a number of pressing social and cultural issues in their published works, which include a captivating tale about […]

January 30, 2025

University-wide Socially Responsible Investing Course Explores Ways to Align Social Values with Finances

During the winter semester, 70 New Schoolers attended the University Lecture Course Socially Responsible Investing to deepen their understanding of the American financial system and ways it could be used […]

January 30, 2025

The School of Fashion Champions Inclusivity with Disability Scholarship Program

The best ideas often start with a conversation. For Ben Barry, Dean of Fashion at Parsons, and Sinéad Burke, an activist, politician, educator, and CEO of Tilting the Lens, their […]

December 12, 2024

Good Interventions Design Exhibition Showcases Innovative Projects that Address Pressing Issues

While it might seem like a design competition that celebrates professional practice, social scientific research, and design methods would be commonplace, linking the three is rarely done, which makes the […]

December 12, 2024

The Vera List Center for Art and Politics Explores “Correct History*” in 2024 Forum Topic

A performance lecture about the Puerto Rican collections held at the Smithsonian Institute. A Community Dinner featuring a collaboration between a performance artist and a Jazz composer about the ways […]

December 12, 2024

The School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Partners with the Clinton Global Initiative on Commitment to Gender Equity

Jane Ira Bloom, Mary Halvorson, and Anat Cohen are just some of the celebrated women faculty members who teach at the School of Jazz and Contemporary Music, which has one […]

December 5, 2024

The New School and Village Preservation Celebrate the James Baldwin Centennial

Centennial celebrations for the renowned Harlem-born writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin (1924–1987) are happening in neighborhoods across New York City, including Greenwich Village. The New School is honoring […]

December 5, 2024

New Exhibit Curated by Stan Walden, Parsons M.Arch ’24, Explores the History of AIDS at The New School

“The Gentrification of the Mind,” by Sarah Schulman, has been called “provocative” and “powerful” by critics and readers alike. The AIDS memoir has also served partly as inspiration for a […]

December 5, 2024

Brian Fuller, Associate Provost for Strategy, Operations, and Partnerships, Publishes “Being Black in America’s Schools”

During the summer of 2020, America was in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as a racial reckoning after the killings of numerous Black people, including George Floyd, […]

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Trae Harris, BA Arts in Context’10, Explores the Space Between Performance and Creation

Alison Irvine, Lang Theater ’14, Promotes Collaboration Between Artists and Scientists with the Biodesign Challenge

Aidan Reinhold, Parsons Integrated Design ’24, Creates Sustainable Products with Recyclable Materials

Christopher Cerrone, Mannes Faculty Member, Writes Bold, Original Operas

Khadeine Ali, Parsons Interior Design Student, Wins Scholarship from International Interior Design Association

Ernest Dickerson, 2025 Hirshon Artist-in-Residence, Inspires Students to Explore the Power of Visual Storytelling

New School Alumni Recognized as Trailblazers by Prestigious Publications

Andrew Shea, Associate Professor of Integrated Design, Creates New Tool to Address Questions of AI in Creative Projects

Provost’s Office Initiatives Provide University-wide Opportunities for Connection and Community

Parsons Paris MFA Fashion Design Students Reimagine a Legendary Paris Fashion House

Irina Kruzhilina, School of Drama Faculty Member, Debuts Play about Russian Refugee Children and the War in Ukraine

Faculty and Alumni of the College of Performing Arts Earn a Multitude of Grammy Nominations and Wins

The New School’s Fall 2024 Semester in Books

University-wide Socially Responsible Investing Course Explores Ways to Align Social Values with Finances

The School of Fashion Champions Inclusivity with Disability Scholarship Program

Good Interventions Design Exhibition Showcases Innovative Projects that Address Pressing Issues

The Vera List Center for Art and Politics Explores “Correct History*” in 2024 Forum Topic

The School of Jazz and Contemporary Music Partners with the Clinton Global Initiative on Commitment to Gender Equity

The New School and Village Preservation Celebrate the James Baldwin Centennial

New Exhibit Curated by Stan Walden, Parsons M.Arch ’24, Explores the History of AIDS at The New School

Brian Fuller, Associate Provost for Strategy, Operations, and Partnerships, Publishes “Being Black in America’s Schools”

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