Goodbye Music, Hello Fro-Yo Bleecker Bob’s record store is legendary to New York and music fanatics worldwide. For decades, vinyl enthusiasts made pilgrimages to the West Village landmark to trade, buy, and above all, learn about music. Jimmy Page once [...]
Reporter’s Notebook: Uniting the Family Tree on the Web Three years ago, I got a Facebook friend request from a woman I did not know: Diamond Jackson. We did not have any mutual friends, but I accepted the request anyway. [...]
Activism Takes a Digital Turn Outside a Chelsea pet shop, middle schoolers picketed against the store’s alleged use of puppy mills. Most pedestrians ignored them, but not Cecily McMillan. Standing outside a neighboring restaurant with a cigarette in her hand, [...]
For the Homeland, Students Put Lives on Hold As the mounting tensions between North and South Korea continue to dominate the front pages of newspapers, for most students at The New School, the reports from a far-off land are just [...]
The New School’s Plan for Campus Unification For decades, New School students have complained of the hurdles of taking classes offered across the university’s seven divisions. With classrooms and offices scattered across Manhattan, in buildings in the West Village, the [...]
Thirteen years ago, when Eugene Lang College student Cecilia Frescas was six years old, her mother led her brood of six children across the border to the United States from their native Mexico. The move was a risky and desperate [...]
Borough Growth Not Gentrification as Usual The shine of glass-windowed high-rises and big retail has yet to distract most Queens residents from neighborhood storefronts. In Astoria, a Greek butcher shares a laugh with a customer as he hangs a pig carcass in [...]
Start-ups Give New York New Tech Title The neighborhood is just east of the Hudson, right below Hell’s Kitchen, the only place in Manhattan where people remember the names of piers. Bikes race taxis down the West Side Highway while [...]
Restoring New York’s Bond to the Sea It is three in the morning. You are in the Bronx, and it hits you: the smell of the sea, diesel and, above all, fish. You enter the warehouse and brine, salt and [...]
Cooper Union students lined up on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday to protest the recent announcement that their school will begin charging tuition.
The New School’s Plan for Campus Unification For decades, New School students have complained of the hurdles of taking classes offered across the university’s seven divisions. With classrooms and offices scattered across Manhattan, in buildings in the West Village, the [...]
The New School isn’t really a place known for gossips. But New School Secrets changed the game.
It’s a familiar story, a trope even: A young person, hoping to reach stardom, moves from a small town to New York. The city famously attracts its fair share of dreamers who arrive with this goal.
We, The New School University Student Senate, declare our solidarity with the Students for a Free Cooper Union as they take action to preserve tuition-free education, the core value of their institution. We support their efforts to secure the indefinite [...]
The first weekend of May was dedicated to embracing the sub-culture in the gay community of burly, hairy men who proudly declare themselves “bears.”
The New School isn’t really a place known for gossips. But New School Secrets changed the game.
”The New School’s location in the center of the East Village provides an array of quality restaurant and bar options for its students.
Enrico Vezza opened Astor Place Hairstylists in 1947 with a motto: no matter a customer’s style, language or economic background, everyone needs a haircut.
Numerous critically acclaimed films debut at the annual Tribeca Film Festival every year, but the downtown neighborhood of Tribeca is more than a studio back lot.
It’s a familiar story, a trope even: A young person, hoping to reach stardom, moves from a small town to New York. The city famously attracts its fair share of dreamers who arrive with this goal.
This year, May Day wasn’t just a call for action from Occupiers and the 99 percent. It became a day where everyone could show their support for a number of groups including undocumented citizens, unionized workers and students.
Cooper Union students lined up on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday to protest the recent announcement that their school will begin charging tuition.
After a tumultuous two-week period following the April 24 announcement of designer John Galliano’s upcoming workshop at the Parsons fashion department, The New School abruptly announced on Tuesday that the plans have been cancelled. Galliano’s workshop, which was set to take place this month, created a stir within The New School community. “It was a condition of our agreeing to [...]
Janie Bryant isn’t as popular as Jon Hamm or John Slattery, but her costume designs on “Mad Men” are equally visible.
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