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The Collaboratory is a platform that seeks to create and support a community of people across and around The New School interested in public, socially-engaged, collaborative, and transdisciplinary learning and scholarship.

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Fast Company Chooses İrem Yildiz, MA Design Studies ’18, as Finalist for “World Changing Ideas” Competition

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-04-18
Women’s History Month Panel Highlights the Contributions Made by Women of Color

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-04-09
Caroline Hu, MFA Fashion Design and Society ’17, Wins Inaugural Business of Fashion China Prize

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-04-09
A Building With Personality

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-04-04
Jahkill Rashad, Illustration ’19, Designs Sneaker for Brooklyn Nets Star

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-04-04
The New School + #SXSW: Faculty, Alumni, and Students Showcase Innovative, Interdisciplinary Projects

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-03-21
The New School + #SXSW: Parsons Alum Vanessa Kincaid Wants to Utilize Blockchain for the Growth of AR/VR Technology

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-03-15
Parsons Team Wins $10,000 Rotman Design Challenge in Toronto

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-03-14
The New School + #SXSW: Charles Yust, Design and Technology ’08, Creates New Ways to Engage with Art

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-03-13
Parsons Urban History Students are Finalists in Contest to Reimagine Confederate Statues

Source: New School News - Art and Design Published on 2019-03-13

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A collection of socially-engaged learning projects led by faculty and students of The New School. Projects represent wide-ranging approaches to collaborative, socially engaged learning and public scholarship. They vary in dimensions including: social issue, disciplinary approaches; type of partners and forms of engagement; lengths of the partnership; methodology; and, learning and partner outcomes.