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In Sandy’s Wake, a Lesson for the Future
The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy left much of New York, and The New School, incapacitated. All but two academic buildings and student housing facilities…
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Financial Obfuscation at The New School
Over the last six weeks, the Free Press has been gathering reporting on the damage caused by the construction of The New School’s University…
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A Petition for a 24-hour Building
In March of this year, the Free Press published an editorial adovocating for the establishment of a 24-hour academic building at The New School.…
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Editorial
Alvin Johnson, The New School’s first director, was a visionary by almost all accounts. A renowned economist and former editor of the New Republic,…
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Troubling Financial Trends
The New School has always been a small institution. In its beginnings, in fact, it was barely an institution at all — the university’s…
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The Need for Institutional Memory
The New School is an institution with a distinctive and significant legacy. Its history is critical to the history of New York City, the…
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