A room full of writers might be easy to find at The New School, but until this past week, a space reserved for writers was ...

Moral panics about trans people and other queer communities are not new. So why have queer and trans people been the subject ...

A seminar hosted last week asked whether The New School could call itself ‘progressive’. “Progressive is a term we use all ...

Nestled in the Student Hub on the second floor of 39 W. 13th St., an array of flowers, ribbons, and kraft paper was situated.

As soon as the doors opened at Public Records’ Sound Room on Saturday night, a warm, amber glow settled among the crowd with ...

Love, Lucy is the New School Free Press’ weekly advice column, where writers anonymously share thoughtfully researched ...

To meet accreditation standards, The New School must prove their programs have effective student outcomes as well as provide ...

Beloved cafeteria worker Jada Graham was recently fired. In response, a petition in support of her reinstatement was created, ...

Feminism is, in a word, contested. Is it intersectional? Anticolonial? Does it include transgender women? Attempting a definition that includes everything that the movement is and has been is a losing ...

Welcome to Writes & Bites — a series where creative writing MFA student Arianna Gundlach reviews a cool writing spot in New ...

As the evening crept up on Greenwich Village, the monsters came out to play. Ghosts, ghouls, and spooky creatures of all kinds congregated along… ...

Bruce Lee didn’t just throw punches — he danced. Before becoming a martial arts legend, he was Hong Kong’s Cha-Cha champion.