Category: News
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An investigation into 301 Residence Hall
301 Residence Hall has been thrust into the spotlight, amid The New School’s controversial cost-cutting process to resolve an at least $48 million operating…
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Changes in literary studies curriculum reflect student wants, give more freedom to writers, students say
As the university’s restructuring plan merges, cuts, and revises academic programs to the dismay of students and faculty, one program is doing things differently.…
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The New School defied its Tenant Protection Plan with early-morning construction at Loeb Hall
Previous student complaints indicate that recent construction at Loeb Hall took place outside of designated hours, in defiance of the building’s Tenant Protection Plan…
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University to raise tuition by 3.5% for next academic year
The New School is raising tuition by 3.5% for the 2026-27 academic year, according to a university-wide email sent on March 26. The increase…
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The New School expects further enrollment drop next semester despite restructuring efforts
The New School anticipates a dramatic decline in enrollment next semester, according to the Feb. 6 meeting minutes from the Financial Transparency Council (FTC).…
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The New School community says restructuring threatens the university’s core history and identity, amid nationwide humanities cuts
This article was updated on April 20 2026 at 3:21 p.m. Faculty, students, and staff have been outspoken about the consequences of The New…
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