Andrew Hartman: Marx in America
Historian Andrew Hartman discusses his book Karl Marx in America, exploring how Marx’s ideas have shaped understandings of the American project and political life.
CD Lecture Series: renald Louissaint
renald Louissaint, Brooklyn-based art director and publisher, presents a talk on editorial design, brand identity, and cultural archiving as part of The New School's CD Lecture Series.
Variations on America: A Discussion Series
A Lincoln Center discussion series exploring themes and debates about America through panels and conversations with thinkers and artists.
ONLINE | 10 Week Seminar: The Struggle for Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan at War: Challenges and New Pathways
A 10-week online seminar from The New School on functional plant ecology, focusing on conservation and restoration strategies to combat biodiversity loss and climate-driven ecosystem disruption.
Seminar: Higher Education & Scientific Research in Sudan
10-week online seminar at The New School examining how Sudan's universities, laboratories, and knowledge networks have endured destruction, displacement, and reinvention during war, drawing on official reports and academic studies.
Social Work to Social Justice: Feminism, Care Work, & Community Building
A lecture linking feminism, care work, and community-building within social work and social justice, exploring how theory translates into practice.
A Brief History of Irish Food (Online)
An online lecture tracing the history of Irish cuisine, from early staples to modern dishes, exploring cultural influences and cooking traditions in a Brooklyn Brainery session at 7:30pm on March 10 for $10.
The Drift Presents: A Conversation About the Epstein Files
Journalists and experts gather at The Bell House for a live conversation unpacking the Epstein Files, investigations, accountability and unanswered questions.
Visiting Lecture | Brennan Buck: Mats, Flats, & Parallax
Visiting lecture at The Cooper Union by Brennan Buck on Mats, Flats, and Parallax, exploring photography and visual arts.
Everybody’s Fly: A Life of Art, Music, and Changing the Culture
A lecture tracing how art and music shape culture and society, at The Cooper Union.
Sam Lavigne (Parsons School of Design) on data, automation, and algorithmic justice
Sam Lavigne (Parsons) speaks at The New School on March 10 about data, automation, and algorithmic justice in an interdisciplinary AI & Psychoanalysis series exploring how AI reshapes mind, subjectivity, and the unconscious.
The Art of Wellbeing
The Art of Wellbeing at Lincoln Center is a talk/panel exploring how art intersects with mental and physical wellbeing, featuring artists and experts discussing practices and research to foster healthier creative lives.
March
Guided outdoor High Line tour exploring the park’s transformation from freight rail to elevated gardens, highlighting history, design, and seasonal plantings.
Digital Governance for Democratic Renewal: Paddy Leerssen (UvA)
Columbia hosts an English-language webinar on digital governance and the political economy of online content, featuring Paddy Leerssen (UvA) discussing platform ownership and democratic renewal.
From Theory to Execution: Operationalizing Responsible AI
A talk on operationalizing responsible AI, examining values-led vs. technical execution in organizational AI.
World on Wednesday Lecture Series Via Zoom: My Fulbright Experience in Nepal
World on Wednesday lecture via Zoom featuring My Fulbright Experience in Nepal, hosted by CSI's Center for Global Engagement.
Justice from the Global South: Latin American Feminist Movements & Public Policy
Scholars and student groups explore how Latin American feminist movements reimagine public policy and access to justice.
Spatial Practices of Democracy
A New School conversation with scholars and curators exploring how physical and digital spaces shape protest, participation, and democratic life through art, design, and curatorial practice.
Interpreting MoMA: Wifredo Lam
MoMA Education Center hosts a talk interpreting Wifredo Lam's work.
Öffentliche Führung: Was macht uns zu Menschen?
Public tour at the University of Zurich exploring what makes us human.
General Seminar | The Inaugural Walter Eberstadt Professorship Lecture | Philosophy in the Time of Techno-Fascism
Inaugural Walter Eberstadt Professorship lecture at The New School examining the political and ethical risks of AI and the concept of 'techno-fascism' amid current AGI hype.
Laura Schor — The Whole World Goes to Hunter: Creating a Culture of Excellence and Activism, 1870-1964
Join historian Laura Schor at Roosevelt House for a sweeping history lecture tracing how Hunter College fostered a culture of excellence and activism from 1870 through 1964, highlighting key ideas, leaders, and campaigns that shaped public life.
Transmuted Grounds
Lecture at The New School (Mar 11, 2026) examining “Rough Topographies” and the environmental, social, and geological afterlives of oil extraction in Mexico’s Gulf Coast, with a focus on Poza Rica.
Brooks Brothers CEO, Ken Ohashi, The Vision of a Turnaround Fireside Chat, presented by Gromek Institute
Fireside chat with Ken Ohashi, CEO of Brooks Brothers and Nautica, on leading a high-profile acquisition and driving a heritage brand to profitability, hosted by the Gromek Institute at The New School.
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