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Stephen Lang and Parsons Graduates Team Up on Historical Short Film

Twin brothers Adrian and Alexander Smith have enjoyed learning about the history of the Civil War since they were children. The Smith brothers were history majors at the New Mexico…

Lang Professor’s New Book Examines the Biblical Trials of Job

In his new book, “The Book of Job: A Biography,” Mark Larrimore, associate professor and director of the religious studies program at Eugene Lang College, explores different perspectives and…

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

A comparison between The New School's average tuition (throughout all divisions) and the national tuition averages of public and private institutions from 2003-2011. Infographic by Alexandra Ackerman

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.

University Student Senate co-chair, Jens Astrup, believes The New School should take a stance against unpaid internships and is currently preparing an initiative for the USS. Photo by Alexandra Ackerman

How Unpaid Interns Are Fighting Back. For Generation Y, having an unpaid internship has become an ubiquitous coming-of-age marker as the tattoo.