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Jazz, Drama and Mannes to Combine to Form the New School for Performance
At the first town hall meeting of the semester last February, provost Tim Marshall announced that the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music,…
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Students and Residents Find Their Voices at a Choir
“Stand up, everyone, look alive and awake!” Choir Leader Eric Dudley said. The room of people excitedly got up, stretched, then did what they…
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Major Changes
Additions, subtractions, moves and mergers reshuffle programs across The New School With Reporting By: Shawn Carrié At one time, Eugene Lang College offered only…
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Singing a Sad Song : The Economics of Opera
On Tuesday October 1, the New York City Opera announced that it would be closing its doors to the public after the company failed…
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Making MetroCards More Affordable For Students
As college students, we face an innumerable amount of financial challenges. Having to worry about monthly rent, utilities, groceries, the cost of books and…
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Lang Student Musician Performs for ‘All the Right Reasons’
Tucker Caploe juggles music, classwork and personal health This Saturday, May 4 at 7 p.m., Tucker Caploe, a 20-year-old sophomore writing major at Lang, will…
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