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  • Fall 2024 Lang Dance Production explores artistic collaboration across genres

    Fall 2024 Lang Dance Production explores artistic collaboration across genres

    At the John L. Tishman Auditorium, experimentation and collaboration took center stage. Presented by the Contemporary Dance Program at Eugene Lang College of Liberal…

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    Lidia Sarmiento
  • Integrated design students plan The New Gallery with cross-college collaboration in mind

    Integrated design students plan The New Gallery with cross-college collaboration in mind

    The New School was founded in 1919 on the grounds of collaborating around progressive ideation. Scholars and professors from Columbia University migrated downtown with…

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    Cecily Parks
  • Review: Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts presents Everybody

    Review: Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts presents Everybody

    Everybody, a Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts production, asks its audience: when you die, what do you take with you? The answer bounds…

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    Zora Edelstein
  • The thrill of celebrity look-alike contests in New York City: Visiting three in one day

    The thrill of celebrity look-alike contests in New York City: Visiting three in one day

    Celebrity look-alike contests are taking New York City by storm, following the prominence of the Timothee Chalamet look-alike contest held in Washington Square Park…

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    Pritika Sharma
  • Philosophy Club is ‘creating bridges and doors’ to the larger NYC community with a screening of L’Atalante

    Philosophy Club is ‘creating bridges and doors’ to the larger NYC community with a screening of L’Atalante

    A variety of film buffs, philosophy students, and visitors from outside of The New School came together last Friday night for the Philosophy Film…

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    Marie Mathews
  • How this Parsons first-year walked her own design and closed the show at Silk: First Light

    How this Parsons first-year walked her own design and closed the show at Silk: First Light

    One gown, 250 hours. Beneath the neoclassical arches of Columbia University’s Low Library, first-year Parsons fashion design student Enkhjin Batbold shined in the spotlight…

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    Megan Liu
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