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“An Intentional Pause”: The Scholar Strike Brings Questions of Justice and Performativity to Campus
College scholars and faculty across the country went on strike in September in an effort to draw attention to racial injustice and police violence…
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During Pandemic, Student Journalists Become Essential Workers
Within the course of just a few days, Washington Square News, New York University’s student paper, reported on the school’s first COVID-19 deaths: Rodney…
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Coronavirus Explained
For people around the world, life has taken a new shape amidst the outbreak of COVID-19. Governments have ordered people to stay home and…
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Finding Design Inspiration During Isolation
As the school semester comes to an end, fashion design students grapple with an uncertain future. With Parsons located in New York City —…
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“When Do You Think That This Will Be Over?”: Answering Your Lingering COVID-19 Questions
The virus SARS-CoV-2, which causes the disease COVID-19, has infected millions and killed hundreds of thousands of people globally, has forced countries to lock…
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President Dwight A. McBride on Transitioning Into His Role as President, COVID-19, and the Future of The New School
Amidst an unprecedented global pandemic and the ensuing economic chaos, The New School went ahead with a Presidential transition that was almost a year…
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