Celebrity look-alike contests are taking New York City by storm, following the prominence of the Timothee Chalamet look-alike contest held in Washington Square Park on Oct. 27 —…
Category: Arts & Culture
Philosophy Club is ‘creating bridges and doors’ to the larger NYC community with a screening of L’Atalante
A variety of film buffs, philosophy students, and visitors from outside of The New School came together last Friday night for the Philosophy Film Club’s screening of the…
How this Parsons first-year walked her own design and closed the show at Silk: First Light
One gown, 250 hours. Beneath the neoclassical arches of Columbia University’s Low Library, first-year Parsons fashion design student Enkhjin Batbold shined in the spotlight at Silk: First Light.…
Sunday Sessions celebrate 50th performance at Arnhold Hall
A chorus of laughs, cheers, and claps echoed through Arnhold Hall, mingling with the sound of instruments being tuned, as the room transformed into a vibrant music venue.…
At Webster Hall’s tribute concert for Liam Payne: Fans gathered to grieve and celebrate
Liam Payne’s untimely death has taken many by storm. In the spirit of memorialization, Club 90s, a Los Angeles-based event organizer, hosted a benefit concert in memory of…
The MET’s Paul Rudolph exhibit fails to encapsulate the creativity of architecture
Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern architecture in the late…