Students Demand a Representative on the Board of Trustees With reporting by Alexandra Ackerman, Danielle Balbi and Shawn Carrié On April 10, 2009, around 5:30 a.m., dozens of…
Michael Kaplan
Academic Advocates Discuss a New Way of Teaching History
Imagine a semester-long class that attempts to cover 13.8 billion years of the universe’s history, starting with the Big Bang and ending with the present.
The Cost of Your Degree
Examining Ever-Rising Tuition. With the rising costs of living in New York City — and the even higher costs of studying at The New School — some students…
This Month in The New School’s History
Eighty years ago, 10 German professors scurried into the 66 W. 12th St. building for their first semester at The New School.
Artists and Arms
For the Homeland, Students Put Lives on Hold As the mounting tensions between North and South Korea continue to dominate the front pages of newspapers, for most students…
Teaching Part-Time
An Assessment of Faculty Satisfaction at The New School A few months before the start of the Fall 2012 semester, part-time Eugene Lang writing professor Jennifer Baumgardner received…