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This book evaluates the impact of 20 years of urban policies in six Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico. It...
The College of Performing Arts's newest large ensemble, the New School Studio Orchestra is composed of students from the School of Jazz and Contemporary...
A sought-after speaker and trainer on the topic, Derald Wing Sue will address the many forms microaggressions can take in academic environments. Derald Wing...
The Imagine Science Film Festival, now in its 12th year, is an experimental interdisciplinary sci-art festival seeking to open new dialogues between...
The University Science Labs will be hosting Science+Art+Design Lab workshops focused on the rise of antibiotic resistance in our urban communities. With...
Kate Schoenbach is a multimedia journalist and BBC contributor who focuses on global humanitarian issues. Through video, photography, and text she creates...
A conversation between Joanna Hausmann, Venezuelan-American actress, comedian, and critic of the Maduro regime and Gonzalo Himiob Santomé, acclaimed...
Tiffany Chung is internationally noted for her research-based multi-media installations and meticulously detailed cartographic works that examine conflict,...
In Design for the Crowd, Joanna Merwood-Salisbury develops a theory of urban design at the small scale by carefully examining the history of Union Square....
Kinoscope is a screening series sponsored by The New School's School of Media Studies, aiming to enhance the awareness and understanding of the film and...
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**This event has been cancelled. Thank you for your interest** Join us for a public lecture on Artistic Pursuit and Innovation in Chinese Games with Colin...
General Public
This book evaluates the impact of 20 years of urban policies in six Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico. It...
The Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs is pleased to announce the return of the Dialogues on Global Drug Policy this Fall. Last...
General Public
Winners of the 2018 New School MFA Chapbook Contest will read: Rebecca Endres, selected for poetry by Joanna Klink; Na Zhong, selected for nonfiction by...
General Public
Winners of the 2018 New School MFA Chapbook Contest will read: Rebecca Endres, selected for poetry by Joanna Klink; Na Zhong, selected for nonfiction by...
The College of Performing Arts's newest large ensemble, the New School Studio Orchestra is composed of students from the School of Jazz and Contemporary...
General Public
The Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility and Global Studies at The New School are pleased to invite you to the Book Launch Detain and Deport: The...
General Public
Join the Philosophy Department for a lecture by Professor Bruce Matthews, Bard College/BHSEC. In 1804 Schelling warned of the “annihilation of nature”,...
The Department of Sociology welcomes Laszlo Bruszt (CEU) with his lecture, "The Disunited States of Europe – A Perspective From the Peripheries" The talk...
Please join the Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics as we host food and conversation with students, alumni, and faculty in the Interdisciplinary...
General Public
Anthropology Lecture by Nasir Uddin The Rohingya, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
Beauty, design and function of forms, patterns and structures found in the natural world as described by Karen Fuchs. Karen Fuchs is a teaching artist and...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
A sought-after speaker and trainer on the topic, Derald Wing Sue will address the many forms microaggressions can take in academic environments. Derald Wing...
Students Faculty Staff
This workshop is for writers interested in learning more about branded content. There will be a question and answer session with Tiffany Yannetta of Hearst...
Students
Throughout the Fall, Lang’s First-Year Writing Program is hosting a series of weekly lunches where faculty (and some special guests) will present dynamic and...
Students Faculty Staff General Public
Now in its second year, the Jazz and Gender Series explores equity in music and how jazz continues to play a role in a broader cultural shift. Each session,...
It is common to ask whether populism is a threat or a corrective to democracy. In the empirical literature, the conclusion tends to be that it is both. Some...
Students Faculty Staff
Join Environmental Studies Teaching Fellow, Julia Puaschunder, in her discussion on "Environmental Justice: Future Climate Wealth of Nations." This is the...
Students Faculty Staff
CESJ offers small grants to individual and groups of students to support student programming, research costs, activism, creative projects, or other work that...
Students
Competitive funding program for student’s independent research and creative projects. Eugene Lang Opportunity Awards make it easier for students with...
Students
Anthropology Lecture by Nasir Uddin The Rohingya, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
Beauty, design and function of forms, patterns and structures found in the natural world as described by Karen Fuchs. Karen Fuchs is a teaching artist and...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
Dwaipayan Banerjee is an Assistant Professor of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) at MIT. He earned his PhD in Cultural Anthropology at NYU and has been...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
This will be a moment to celebrate as a community of alumni, students, staff, and faculty who have been part of the Global Studies community since the...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
The India China Institute invites you to enjoy "Fueling Revolution: Carbon Technocracy in the Early People's Republic of China". All are welcome to The New...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
Produced by graduate students in the School of Media Studies, Ruff Cuts is a series of screening sessions for undergraduate and graduate Media Studies...
Students Alumni Faculty
Join Urban Studies Chair, Jurgen von Mahs, in his discussion on "Moving Beyond the War(s) on Drugs: Power, Race, and Money in the Perpetuation of a...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
Anthropology Lecture by Nasir Uddin The Rohingya, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
Beauty, design and function of forms, patterns and structures found in the natural world as described by Karen Fuchs. Karen Fuchs is a teaching artist and...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
A sought-after speaker and trainer on the topic, Derald Wing Sue will address the many forms microaggressions can take in academic environments. Derald Wing...
Students Faculty Staff
Throughout the Fall, Lang’s First-Year Writing Program is hosting a series of weekly lunches where faculty (and some special guests) will present dynamic and...
Students Faculty Staff General Public
It is common to ask whether populism is a threat or a corrective to democracy. In the empirical literature, the conclusion tends to be that it is both. Some...
Students Faculty Staff
Join Environmental Studies Teaching Fellow, Julia Puaschunder, in her discussion on "Environmental Justice: Future Climate Wealth of Nations." This is the...
Students Faculty Staff
All are invited to the next film screening hosted by the Lang Philosophy Film Club. No prior philosophy training/coursework is necessary or required -- just...
Students Faculty
Dwaipayan Banerjee is an Assistant Professor of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) at MIT. He earned his PhD in Cultural Anthropology at NYU and has been...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
This will be a moment to celebrate as a community of alumni, students, staff, and faculty who have been part of the Global Studies community since the...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
The India China Institute invites you to enjoy "Fueling Revolution: Carbon Technocracy in the Early People's Republic of China". All are welcome to The New...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
Anthropology Lecture by Nasir Uddin The Rohingya, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
Beauty, design and function of forms, patterns and structures found in the natural world as described by Karen Fuchs. Karen Fuchs is a teaching artist and...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
A sought-after speaker and trainer on the topic, Derald Wing Sue will address the many forms microaggressions can take in academic environments. Derald Wing...
Students Faculty Staff
Throughout the Fall, Lang’s First-Year Writing Program is hosting a series of weekly lunches where faculty (and some special guests) will present dynamic and...
Students Faculty Staff General Public
It is common to ask whether populism is a threat or a corrective to democracy. In the empirical literature, the conclusion tends to be that it is both. Some...
Students Faculty Staff
Join Environmental Studies Teaching Fellow, Julia Puaschunder, in her discussion on "Environmental Justice: Future Climate Wealth of Nations." This is the...
Students Faculty Staff
Dwaipayan Banerjee is an Assistant Professor of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) at MIT. He earned his PhD in Cultural Anthropology at NYU and has been...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
This will be a moment to celebrate as a community of alumni, students, staff, and faculty who have been part of the Global Studies community since the...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
The India China Institute invites you to enjoy "Fueling Revolution: Carbon Technocracy in the Early People's Republic of China". All are welcome to The New...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
Join Urban Studies Chair, Jurgen von Mahs, in his discussion on "Moving Beyond the War(s) on Drugs: Power, Race, and Money in the Perpetuation of a...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
**This event has been cancelled. Thank you for your interest** Join us for a public lecture on Artistic Pursuit and Innovation in Chinese Games with Colin...
General Public
This book evaluates the impact of 20 years of urban policies in six Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico. It...
Anthropology Lecture by Nasir Uddin The Rohingya, an ethno-linguistic and religious minority of Myanmar known as the most persecuted people in the world...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff Prospective Students
The Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs is pleased to announce the return of the Dialogues on Global Drug Policy this Fall. Last...
General Public
Winners of the 2018 New School MFA Chapbook Contest will read: Rebecca Endres, selected for poetry by Joanna Klink; Na Zhong, selected for nonfiction by...
General Public
Winners of the 2018 New School MFA Chapbook Contest will read: Rebecca Endres, selected for poetry by Joanna Klink; Na Zhong, selected for nonfiction by...
The College of Performing Arts's newest large ensemble, the New School Studio Orchestra is composed of students from the School of Jazz and Contemporary...
General Public
Beauty, design and function of forms, patterns and structures found in the natural world as described by Karen Fuchs. Karen Fuchs is a teaching artist and...
Students Alumni Faculty Staff
The Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility and Global Studies at The New School are pleased to invite you to the Book Launch Detain and Deport: The...
General Public
Join the Philosophy Department for a lecture by Professor Bruce Matthews, Bard College/BHSEC. In 1804 Schelling warned of the “annihilation of nature”,...
On Campus - Undergraduate ProgramsSit in on a Lang seminar class. Recommended for applicants and/or prospective students serious about study at Eugene Lang...
Prospective Students
On-Campus - UndergraduateThis 60-minute campus tour will introduce visitors to the undergraduate academic programs at, and facilities for, Parsons School of...
Prospective Students
On-Campus - UndergraduateThis 60-minute campus tour will introduce visitors to the undergraduate academic programs at, and facilities for, the School of...
Prospective Students
On-Campus - UndergraduateThis 60-minute campus tour will introduce visitors to the undergraduate academic programs at, and facilities for, Parsons School of...
Prospective Students
On Campus - Undergraduate ProgramsSit in on a Drama class. Recommended for applicants and/or prospective students serious about study at the School of Drama....
Prospective Students
On Campus - Undergraduate ProgramsSit in on a Lang seminar class. Recommended for applicants and/or prospective students serious about study at Eugene Lang...
Prospective Students
On-Campus - GraduateIncludes a 60-minute campus tour of the Greenwich Village facilities for university graduate programs. This tour is ideal for applicants...
Prospective Students
ON-CAMPUS - UNDERGRADUATEThis 60-minute campus tour provides an introduction to The New School's undergraduate academic programs and facilities. It is ideal...
Prospective Students
On Campus - Undergraduate ProgramsSit in on a Mannes class. Recommended for applicants and/or prospective students serious about study at Mannes School of...
Prospective Students
On-Campus - UndergraduateThis 60-minute campus tour will introduce visitors to the undergraduate academic programs at, and facilities for, Eugene Lang...
Prospective Students