Eugene Lang College News

April 18, 2024

2024 DHS Spotlight: Presentation and Panel on How to Talk About Revolutions

Students examined how struggles against empires inevitably produce new languages and images, recalling forms of revolutionary expression, from women of the 19th century Jewish Labor Bund to the spirits of...

April 18, 2024

2024 DHS Spotlight: Presentation and Panel on Power and Oppressive Forces in Reality and Fiction

This interdisciplinary panel of students critiqued the need to navigate spaces where oppressive forces are consistently imposed on us. Topics included public safety, religion, transmedicalism, and fairytales.Learn more

April 18, 2024

2024 DHS Spotlight: Poster Session

The annual Dean’s Honor Symposium kicked off with a poster session in the UC where students spoke about their projects, internships, study abroad experiences, senior capstones, and independent work in the...

April 5, 2024

Associate Professor of Mathematics Jennifer Wilson Co-Edits Book Analyzing Decisions, Voting, and Games

Wilson’s courses include the university-wide lecture class (ULEC): (Un)Fair Representation: Gerrymandering and the Political Process. Read more

March 25, 2024

Global Studies Associate Professor Alexandra Délano and NSSR Dean Alexander Aleinikoff Co-Edit NEW NARRATIVES ON THE PEOPLING OF AMERICA

“A piercing inquiry into national myths of American exceptionalism . . . and of alternative narratives.” —Rubén G. Rumbaut, Co-Author of Immigrant America Read more

March 4, 2024

Michael Kpade (BA, Economics) and Fellow Social Science Students Bring the New School Economics Reading Group to Life

Formed initially to explore ideas discussed in Ying Chen’s class on environment and development, the group continues to meet, discussing the impact of economic ideas and learning their historical contexts....

February 21, 2024

Alicia Meehan Joins Lang as Pre-Law Advisor

Meehan, who served as dean of admissions at St. John’s University School of Law for five years, will offer workshops on various pre-law topics and will be available for one-on-one pre-law counseling sessions....

October 10, 2023

Night School Series Introduces Non-Specialists to Law and Political Economy from a Political Perspective

Designed to complement the minor in Law and Social Change, the series is a collaboration between LPE NYC and the Politics department of the New School for Social Research. Read more

September 30, 2023

Assistant Professor of Politics Quentin Bruneau Publishes Article: Rethinking International Order in Early Modern Europe

Bruneau, director of Lang’s Politics and Law and Social Change programs, developed the article during fellowships at the Heilbroner Center and GIDEST. Read more

September 20, 2023

Politics Professor Jessica Pisano in Newsweek: Volodymyr Zelensky Offers the Currency of Moral Leadership While Modeling How to Unify a Divided Country

“Ukraine needs support from the United States to reclaim its sovereign territory and make Russia end a war that, Zelensky points out, is distracting the world from finding solutions to...

August 20, 2023

Eugene Lang College News

Politics

2024 DHS Spotlight: Presentation and Panel on How to Talk About Revolutions

2024 DHS Spotlight: Presentation and Panel on Power and Oppressive Forces in Reality and Fiction

2024 DHS Spotlight: Poster Session

Associate Professor of Mathematics Jennifer Wilson Co-Edits Book Analyzing Decisions, Voting, and Games

Global Studies Associate Professor Alexandra Délano and NSSR Dean Alexander Aleinikoff Co-Edit NEW NARRATIVES ON THE PEOPLING OF AMERICA

Michael Kpade (BA, Economics) and Fellow Social Science Students Bring the New School Economics Reading Group to Life

Alicia Meehan Joins Lang as Pre-Law Advisor

Night School Series Introduces Non-Specialists to Law and Political Economy from a Political Perspective

Assistant Professor of Politics Quentin Bruneau Publishes Article: Rethinking International Order in Early Modern Europe

Politics Professor Jessica Pisano in Newsweek: Volodymyr Zelensky Offers the Currency of Moral Leadership While Modeling How to Unify a Divided Country

Lang Alum Sandra Fox in the NY Times: ‘Campsickness’ is Real and a Sign of Something Special

Politics Majors Share Their Research and Work in the Poster Session of the Dean’s Honor Symposium

Lang alum Sandra Fox publishes THE JEWS OF SUMMER with Stanford University Press

Politics Assistant Professor Quentin Bruneau Publishes STATES AND MASTERS OF CAPITAL: SOVEREIGN LENDING, OLD AND NEW

Lang Social Science Fellowships Connect Students’ Academic Interests to Organizations in Related Fields

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