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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, […]

November 22, 2024

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

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 […]

November 21, 2024

The New School’s City Visionary Awards Celebrates Four Individuals Creating Positive Change in NYC and Beyond

Since its founding more than a century ago, The New School has been part of the culture of New York City. Rather than just the home of the university, the […]

November 21, 2024

Gabriela Meschoulam standing in front of the United Nations Office in Geneva which is housed at the Palais des Nations

Gabriela Meschoulam, Global Studies ’26, Attends the UN’s Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

In October, Eugene Lang College’s Gabriela Meschoulam, Global Studies ’26, traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, to attend the 89th session of the United Nations’ Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against […]

November 21, 2024

Fashion MPS Management Students and Alumni Create “Second Row” Runway Show to Promote New and Emerging Designers

Multiple times a year, editors, buyers, and top clients descend upon the fashion capitals of the world to view the newest collections from luxury fashion houses in runway shows that […]

November 7, 2024

SPE Professor Peter Asaro Accepts the Golden Dove for Peace Prize on Behalf of the Stop Killer Robots Campaign

“As it becomes increasingly clear that artificial intelligence and automated decision making will play a key role in the way we live as individuals, as societies, and as a global […]

November 7, 2024

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Acquires Works by Ares Maia, Communication Design ’20

For more than 100 years, zines have been used by artists, creatives, thinkers, and more as a way to communicate about ideas, issues, and other topical stories. Recently, the Metropolitan […]

November 7, 2024

David T. Little and Kamala Sankaram, Mannes School of Music Faculty Members, Collaborate with Mannes Opera for Special Concert

Composers and Mannes School of Music faculty members David T. Little and Kamala Sankaram have received critical acclaim for their work over the years, which has been performed in the […]

October 28, 2024

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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”

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

The New School’s City Visionary Awards Celebrates Four Individuals Creating Positive Change in NYC and Beyond

Gabriela Meschoulam, Global Studies ’26, Attends the UN’s Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women

Fashion MPS Management Students and Alumni Create “Second Row” Runway Show to Promote New and Emerging Designers

SPE Professor Peter Asaro Accepts the Golden Dove for Peace Prize on Behalf of the Stop Killer Robots Campaign

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Acquires Works by Ares Maia, Communication Design ’20

David T. Little and Kamala Sankaram, Mannes School of Music Faculty Members, Collaborate with Mannes Opera for Special Concert

Brittany Bellizeare, MFA Acting ’09, Makes Broadway Debut with “McNEAL”

Arien Mack, Director of the New University in Exile Consortium, Reflects on Nearly 60 Years at The New School

Parsons BFA Interior Design Students Earn Recognition in Prestigious Design Competition

Julia Sonnevend, NSSR Faculty, Researches How Politicians Wield Charm

Mannes Orchestra Features Students and Alumni for Opening Night Concert

Matt McKay, Parsons Interior Design ’12, Creates Unique Spaces and Designs Bold Furniture

Tishman Environment and Design Center’s “Better Worlds Ahead” Event Imagines a Brighter and More Just Climate Future

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