New School University

New School University was a private university in New York City, founded in 1919 as The New School. It aimed to combine academic rigor with progressive, innovative approaches to education, emphasizing contemporary issues in arts, social sciences, and design. Known for its flexible, interdisciplinary programs, it attracted students interested in social reform, arts, and politics. In 2005, it rebranded as The New School to better reflect its modern identity. The university is part of a larger institution that includes Parsons School of Design and other colleges, fostering creative and critical thinking for students preparing for careers in arts, media, and public policy.