Use the link in our bio to visit our new Supporting our Community webpage, which shares information and resources related to the impact of new federal policies and directives.
This includes knowing your legal rights, safety and campus access, and LBGTQIA+ resources.
The New School remains committed to providing an open, safe, and inclusive academic environment. The new hub shares access to support, resources, and events that helps our community stay aware of the issues. This site will be updated regularly with new resources, so please check back often!
For specific or immediate support, please email [email protected].
In the latest episode of New Dialogues, Cornel West takes on the current issues of our time through the lenses of ethics, faith, and politics. Watch the full episode with our link in bio.
We can't wait to see you at Commencement on Monday! 🧑🎓👩🎓 Here's what you need to know about entering Barclays for the ceremony.
Looking for more info? Check out our link in bio or head to https://event.newschool.edu/commencement2026
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Each spring, graduating BFA photography students share their final project in an exhibition. Want to see these pieces and more IRL? Visit the exhibition now through May 18. If you stop by on May 14 from 6-8pm, you can join the artists for a reception!
Congratulations, Class of 2026!! 🎓🥳 Graduation is next week! Join us May 18 at the Barclays Center in Downtown Brooklyn for our 90th annual commencement ceremony to celebrate the achievements for undergraduates and grad students.
Learn more about ceremony start times and transit at https://event.newschool.edu/commencement2026 or with our link in bio.
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Commencement is just around the corner! We are excited to share our Honorary Degree Recipients, Commencement Speaker, and Student Speakers to celebrate the Class of 2026 🎉
We look forward to presenting an honorary degree to this year's Commencement Speaker, theater artist, Taylor Mac. We will also present honorary degrees to musician, composer and installation artist, Raven Chacon; inventor of the home pregnancy test, Meg Crane; and artist and architect James Wines.
We're also excited to share that the Student Speakers for the Class of 2026:
🌟Nia Calloway | MFA Creative Writing
🌟Simone Handelman Duffy | BFA Design History and Practice
In the latest episode of New Dialogues Egana Djabbarova discusses her book My Dreadful Body and the importance of decolonizing language in her writing. To watch the full episode, check our link in bio!
The annual Dean’s Honor Symposium is an academic summit that celebrates student work including class projects, internships, study abroad experiences, senior capstones, and independent work in the community. We joined three students during the poster session to learn more about their outstanding research projects.
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The New School will support Hampshire College students in completing your degree. Transferring is easy. Scholarships are available. Learn more with our link in bio!
On Friday the 24th, discover the film that set the standard for Hollywood, a triple Oscar-winner at the first Academy awards, brought to life by Joe Kraemer's compelling, modern score performed by the Mannes Orchestra. Students will performing (Un)Silent Film: Sunrise, which presents the 1927 classic Sunrise (directed by F.W. Murnau) in a series that shares film screenings with live music.
Interested in learning more or attending? Check our link in bio.
👀 The news is in! Parsons has been ranked the #1 art and design school in the US and #3 art and design school in the world...for the ninth year in a row!
Contest winner Crow shares "The Shadow That Stayed," describing it as a "reimagining of the breeze block windows of 2000s China--concrete grids that once framed light, air, and lingering shadows in stairwells." Through embroidery, lace, beads, and sheer fabric, Crow turns those rigid structures into glowing textile lanterns that "cast their own fragile silhouettes." Crow shares, "Each stitch is a small act of remembrance, an attempt to give form to what memory won’t let go."
