NEWS
Sun, March 15, 2026
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The New School plans to reduce employees by 20%
New School administrators plan to reduce the university’s employees by 20% through buyouts and layoffs by June, according to documents obtained by the New…
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New School students join citywide march in support of Palestine on Oct. 7 anniversary
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On Monday, Oct. 7, about 40 demonstrators gathered outside The New School University Center after a 2 p.m. walkout, marking a year of Israel’s escalating violence in Palestine after Hamas’ attack last October. New School…
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A conversation with President Joel Towers
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The New School Free Press sits down with the newly appointed President of TNS After 20 years at The New School, Joel Towers stepped into a new role as the 10th president of TNS this…
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Student senate ends funding of individual students under new guidelines to bring financial practices into IRS compliance
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Students can no longer depend on the University Student Senate to fund the university’s Student Emergency Fund or their individual projects. Following administrators’ concerns that funding in these ways was out of compliance with IRS…
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The New School’s Tishman Center adopted a new approach for this year’s climate week
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Last week, The New School participated in NYC Climate Week from Sept. 22-29. The New School’s climate week hub featured events, including the Urban Systems Lab’s “Exploring the potential of AI tools for climate risk…
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CESJ partners with Lang Peer-to-Peer Connect for new rolling pantry
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This month, the Office of Civic Engagement and Social Justice (CESJ) and Lang Peer-to-Peer Connect (LPPC) introduced a new food pantry. The pantry, located in the CESJ office, room 353 in the 65 W. 11th…
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Student Senate hosts pop-up voter registration event
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The New School University Student Senate (USS) teamed up with the American Library Association (ALA) and the League of Women Voters for the Reader. Ready. Voter. Campaigns. They set up pop-up tables in the University…