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  • Eugene Lang College is an intellectual home with the benefit of a comprehensive university’s rich ecosystem of organizations, activities, and events. Our location further broadens and enriches our community. New York City is a large part of your college experience. In the classroom, you will see New York through the lens of your studies in culture, history, literature, and liberal arts. Outside the classroom, you will engage directly with its communities in project-based faculty- and student-led initiatives. On a personal level, living in one of the world’s most dynamic and diverse cities brings you endless opportunities for cultural and social discoveries and growth. 

  • Make the most of the university’s vibrant interdisciplinary culture by joining a student group—or starting one yourself. At The New School, you’re surrounded by peers who are as passionate and curious as you are: scholars involved in a diverse range of activities, from identity-based groups such as the Queer Collective and Black Student Union to civically engaged organizations like the University Student Senate, and arts-focused collectives dedicated to showcasing groundbreaking dance and theatrical productions, literary excellence, and more.

  • Student Voices

    • I applied for a Lang Opportunity Award, and was able to go on a full ride [to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival]. I also went to Columbia with the Gural Scholars.

      Yu Ling BA/BFA majoring in Theater at Lang and Integrated Design at Parsons

    • I’ll be in Ghana . . . working with a label called Akwaaba, whose mission is to bring these amazing musicians that are not on the Internet online to diversify their revenue streams and enable them to gain agency by entering global markets. The Lang Opportunity Award, which is like a grant, will help me get there.

      Julian BA/BFA studying Anthropology at Lang and Jazz Guitar at CoPA

    • It’s really great that Lang is partnering with these programs and also giving exposure to organizations and using our resources in a way that promotes discussion, not only in class but outside of class, of questions like, How can we change the school-to-prison pipeline?

      Sabrina Double-major in Theater and Culture and Media

    • I interned with an environmentally-focused start-up and then I looked into Citi Bike as an extension of the sharing economy and wanted to understand the social and environmental justice implications of that.

      Irie Major in Environmental Studies; Minor Economics

    • In many traditional science labs that I visited during my time in Argentina [on the Mohn Family Science and Social Justice Fellowship], the Mapuche perspective was completely ignored, because science is traditionally taught in a vacuum...My project is trying to bring science out of the vacuum by putting it into poetry while also keeping a lot of those scientific roots.

      Marina Majoring in Interdisciplinary Science, with a minor in Literary Studies, focusing on poetry

  • Progressive thought is not just theory here. Lang’s Office of Civic Engagement and Social Justice offers opportunities to combine your passion for social justice, transformative learning, and building community. 

  • Access everything you need to make the most of your New School experience, on campus and off. Find quick links to academic and advising resources, as well as information about events and campus activities. The University Learning Center provides academic support through one-on-one tutoring sessions and other services.

  • University Resources

    While Eugene Lang College is your home, The New School is your village. This means that in addition to being part of an intimate liberal arts college environment, you will benefit from the vast resources — diverse facilities, communities, and services — of a renowned, socially engaged university that is a hub for groundbreaking ideas.
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      Campus Information

      Come visit our campus in the heart of New York City's Greenwich Village to experience first-hand what it's like to study and live in one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the world. While you're here, attend one of our public programs, take a tour of our university, or sit in on a class.

      Campus and City Guide
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      Facilities

      The New School offers access to a wide range of state-of-the-art student facilities, from archives and libraries to performance spaces and a making center. Deepen your learning, express your creativity, and hone useful skills in these inspiring and well-equipped spaces.

      See Our Facilities
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      Housing

      Living on campus is an opportunity to ease the transition from home to college and to make new friends for life. We aim to create an environment that fosters a safe, inclusive, and just community. Our Residential Education staff work to support you as you adjust to living on your own for the first time.

      Learn More About Housing

  • Take The Next Step

Submit your application

Undergraduates

To apply to any of our undergraduate programs (except the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs) complete and submit the Common App online.

Undergraduate Adult Learners

To apply to any of our Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students and Parsons Associate of Applied Science programs, complete and submit the New School Online Application.

Graduates

To apply to any of our Master's, Doctoral, Professional Studies Diploma, and Graduate Certificate programs, complete and submit the New School Online Application.