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Heury Gómez, New School community member, returned to son after unjust ICE detention
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The New School Free Press interviewed Heury Gómez with translation assistance from Carolina Zapata. Having immediately returned from a long-awaited 5-day birthday trip to Mexico City, Heury Gómez, 43, sat anxiously in a questioning room…
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Meet the Concrete Cowboys and the creation of The New School’s newest subculture
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In the basement of The New School University Center, below seven floors of classrooms, lecture halls, and sewing studios, lies a notoriously neglected fitness room. At least until the Concrete Cowboys, the school’s line dancing…
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With soulful roots, the Psychedelic Ensemble returns for its third year
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For one hour on a Friday night, Arnie Lawrence Hall turned into a time capsule…
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Dreams to bylines: How TNS professor Faran Krentcil founded Fashionista
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Sitting in the Lang Cafe of Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, New School professor…
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Bagel Bunny: A Business That’s Sweet Like Home
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One Saturday in March, I found myself taking the train to Cobble Hill for a bagel pop-up at Dae New York—a quite adorable coffee shop, homeware seller, and wine bar. Walking up to the ordering…
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Meet Amanda Zheng, the Parsons student who’s quite literally “en vogue”
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“I hate the term networking. It’s literally just making friends in the city, I like that term better,” Parsons School of Design student Amanda Zheng said with a laugh. A second-year communication design major and…
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Boobs, Blood, and Blame: Professor Christen Clifford turns her eight-year battle with cancer into art and activism
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“The only way you’re allowed to show a breast online is when it’s sick,” said New School Professor Christen Clifford with a laugh, referring to a picture of her breast on her Instagram feed. Clifford…
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These Native artists are decolonizing the future
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A look into the leaders of Indigenous Futurisms This story was updated on Sunday, March 24th at 6:50 pm. The imagined future The sun hovers just above the land, radiating a golden hue over the…
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REI strike is another example of progressive companies betraying their ideals
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REI, the outdoor equipment company, has long touted its progressive ideals. In fact, many employees said they were drawn to the company’s progressive reputation as a member-owned cooperative – “Putting purpose before profits,” as the…
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Rett Madison explains the grief and resiliency behind their new album “One For Jackie”
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Since the release of her new album “One For Jackie” on Oct. 27, alternative artist Rett Madison (she/they) has risen higher than ever. On Nov. 8, Madison performed her new song “Flea Market” on “Late…











