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A conversation with President Joel Towers
Oct 8, 2024 · The New School Free Press sits down with the newly appointed President of TNS After 20 years at The New School, Joel Towers stepped into a new role as the 10th president of TNS this semester. President Towers began his time at TNS in 2004 as a full-time faculty member and the first director of… Continue reading A conversation with President Joel Towers
Relief with a prick: The power of acupuncture
1 day ago · When thinking of acupuncture, there may not be any obvious correlation with activism, but there is a strong history of individuals, or former hospital occupations, that speak differently. Last Friday, Oct. 11, at The New School’s Social Justice Hub, students and faculty gathered to hear about the role of acupuncture as not only a means… Continue reading Relief with a prick: The power of ...
Joel Towers: A bad feeling or a new hope?
5 days ago · During my first semester studying architecture, I was in Design Studio 1, and Joel Towers happened to be a critic on my first architectural design review. From the other critics that day feedback was mainly, “try to make more drawings at a smaller scale” or “next time, do larger scale models.” But when it was… Continue reading Joel Towers: A bad feeling or a new hope?
New student space revealed amidst campus enhancements
Jan 26, 2024 · Interim President Donna Shalala is attempting to make good on her promises to improve the New School with new additions to campus this semester, including a huge new space for students at 39 W 13th. St. Over the winter break, the school upgraded several buildings and added new infrastructure in an effort to “enhance the… Continue reading New student space revealed amidst campus enhancements
The New School no longer expects a deficit in this year’s budget
Apr 22, 2024 · The New School is expected to breakeven by the time the 2024 fiscal year ends on June 30, despite a projected $57 million budget deficit. The university’s short-term and long-term financial stabilization plans to address the deficit were endorsed by the Board of Trustees in December, university spokesperson Merrie Snead told the New School Free Press in an email.
NYC Archives - The New School Free Press
Apr 28, 2023 · Published Feb 5, 2024 By Kayley Cassidy How free abortion medication went from an idea to reality at The New School Inside Student Health Services on the 3rd floor of 85 5th Ave. Photo by Gigi Schweitzer.
Series Archives - The New School Free Press
Oct 4, 2024 · Welcome to Nighthawks — a biweekly series where writer Sam Brule travels to noteworthy nightlife epicenters across New York City to observe and report about the night, atmosphere, and people of the weekend.
More New School students are getting A’s than before, reports show
Dec 10, 2023 · The New School's "A" grade average has increased by 20% since the fall 2020 semester, according to data from the IR Digest. The article explores the causes and effects of grade inflation, and how it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic and the part-time faculty strike.
New School welcomes back students with free food and music
Feb 1, 2024 · To start the new semester strong, the President’s Office gave students a reason to eat at the dining hall: free food and music. Throughout the week, TNS students could be seen lined up to enjoy an hour of complimentary “Bites and Beats.” On Jan. 25 at 6:15 p.m., New School students formed a line spanning… Continue reading New School welcomes back students with free food and music