The New School Free Press
The New School Free Press is a news organization operated by students, catering to the entire community at The New School. Established in 2007 by a dedicated group of students from Eugene Lang, it emerged from a strong interest in producing a reputable news source that reports on the university as well as the local neighborhoods. The Free Press grew out of an earlier publication known as Inprint.
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1 month ago |
newschoolfreepress.com | Bianca Rodriguez-Mora
The University Student Senate (USS) spent over 90% of their budget by the end of February, according to an audit summary reviewed by the New School Free Press. Their budget was largely spent internally. The university conducted an audit of USS spending between July 2024 to February 2025, after the current Director of Finance (DoF), Samera Shim, requested an up-to-date balance of senate funds. NSFP obtained a document prepared by Shim summarizing the university’s findings.
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Dec 13, 2024 |
newschoolfreepress.com | Jane Lewis
No matter how much we love New York, Paris is inarguably the fashion capital of the world. This exclusive version of Fashion on Fifth based at Parsons Paris highlights the international student fashion scene in the style capital of the world. This week for Fashion on Fifth, I am simultaneously crying and celebrating. This issue will be published on my last day in Paris, which means the most romantic four months of my life have come to an end.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
newschoolfreepress.com | Bianca Rodriguez-Mora
The New School’s Board of Trustees has voted against divestment from military industry companies, not accepting the Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility (ACIR) recommendation, according to an email from President Joel Towers reflecting on the past year.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
newschoolfreepress.com | Alexiah Olsen
The New School’s accreditation status is currently at a non-compliance warning after the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) deemed the university failed to comply with two of the seven commission standards, according to a mandated statement sent by President Joel Towers and Renee T. White, provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs, on Dec. 2. TNS did not meet the criteria for Standards V and VI.
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Dec 9, 2024 |
newschoolfreepress.com | Sarah Chung
Luxury beauty isn’t a waste of money – they just need to do more to justify their price tag. One step this industry can accomplish is to make their brands more functional for longevity. This includes taking big steps into building a sustainable world, such as offering refillable options. I argue that sustainability should be the priority that contributes to their luxury status.
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