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122 Staff Laid-off, a ‘Top-Down’ Administration, and a Corporate Third Party: TNS is Fractured by Recent Decisions
Bold white letters jump from a bright red background branding The New School University Center. Glass cuts into the sides of the imposing 13-story…
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Through Mail and in Person, Students Prepared to Face Voting Complications for the 2020 Election
With remote classes this semester, New School student voters are dispersed across the country and adjusted their voting plans accordingly. Students took precautions when…
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Where Do Trump and Biden Stand on the Most Pressing Issues?
The election is upon us, and students should be aware of the future policies that will be put into place under each potential administration.…
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Student Workers Left In the Dark
With school online and facilities open at limited capacity, many student workers are unsure of where their jobs stand. Students who worked on campus…
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A Student-led Rally Was the First In-Person Organizing Effort At The New School Since the 122 Staff Layoffs
In the theme of “Solidarity Not Austerity,” The Economics Student Union at The New School of Social Research led a rally outside the University…
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Moving Up: Interim Provost Stephanie Browner on Transitioning Roles, Remote Learning, and COVID-19
A month into The New School’s first entirely online semester, Stephanie Browner officially assumed The New School’s Interim Provost position. Filling a vacancy left…
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