Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
Please join us for a reading with Nita Noveno (Nonfiction, 2002) as she sits down with Gina Apostol to discuss her memoir Mud on the Moon. Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
After the 9/11 attacks, once the smoke cleared and the rubble was removed, New Yorkers faced a fundamental question: who gets to decide the future of Ground Zero? Some wanted the towers back, while others believed the site should remain a memorial.
This seminar will explore the clinical legacy of Sándor Ferenczi through readings of his work and the work of others who followed in the spirit of his findings on trauma, dissociation, mutuality, the uses of countertransference, and the intersubjective approach and sensibility.
The Center for the American Experience invites you to join Rhae Lynn Barnes, Assistant Professor of History at Princeton University, and Jonathan Square, Assistant Professor of Black Visual Culture at Parsons, for a discussion of Barnes's book Darkology: Blackface and the American Way of Entertainment. Darkology is a major study of the history of ...
Please join us for a reading with Molly McCloy (Nonfiction, 2006) as she sits down with Luis Jaramillo, Associate Professor of Writing and Chair of Fiction, to discuss her memoir Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth.
The Center for the American Experience at The New School invites you to celebrate the founding of a nonpartisan home for bold scholarly, creative, and civic engagement with this nation's past, present, and place in the world. At a moment of deep polarization, CAE is dedicated to cultivating pluralism, dialogue, and fearless debate.
The MFA Contemporary Theater and Performance program takes an approach that is project-centered, process-oriented, and highly collaborative. Students work closely with faculty as they master the techniques necessary for success in stage, television, and film.
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry opens with the Finnish string quartet, the Erinys Quartet, performing: Lembit Beecher: Juniper and Birch Quartet (2025)—New York premiere, Mozart: String Quartet in D Minor, K. 421 (1783), Lotta Wennäkoski: Pige (movement one) (2022), and Schubert: Death and the Maiden (1824).
The Center for the American Experience invites you to join David Greenberg, Professor of Journalism and Media Studies at Rutgers University, and Claire Bond Potter, Emerita Professor of Historical Studies at The New School, for a discussion of Greenberg’s new book, John Lewis: A Life. The book is a sweeping and analytically nuanced biography of one...
The Center for the American Experience invites you to join Jill Lepore, award-winning American historian, New Yorker staff writer, and professor of law and American history at Harvard University, for a conversation with CAE faculty co-director Natalia Mehlman Petrzela on the American experience and her new book, The Rise and Fall of the Artificial ...
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry continues with the New York Debut of the Prometheus Quartet.
The MFA Contemporary Theater and Performance program takes an approach that is project-centered, process-oriented, and highly collaborative. Students work closely with faculty as they master the techniques necessary for success in stage, television, and film.
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry continues with the Pandan Quartet, joined by violist Kirsten Docter.
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry continues with the first of three mainstage concerts with the 2026-2027 curating ensemble.
Our speaker will introduce the works to be performed by the Balourdet Quartet and cellist Astrid Schween at 2pm.
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry continues with the first of three mainstage concerts with the 2026-2027 curating ensemble.
The MFA Contemporary Theater and Performance program takes an approach that is project-centered, process-oriented, and highly collaborative. Students work closely with faculty as they master the techniques necessary for success in stage, television, and film.
The 2026-2027 Schneider Concerts chamber music season exploring the place we carry closes with the New York debut of the Fiammetta String Quartet, joined by the 2026-2027 curating ensemble, the Balourdet Quartet.
Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
Please join us for a reading with Nita Noveno (Nonfiction, 2002) as she sits down with Gina Apostol to discuss her memoir Mud on the Moon. Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
Please join us for a reading with Nita Noveno (Nonfiction, 2002) as she sits down with Gina Apostol to discuss her memoir Mud on the Moon. Mud on the Moon is a hybrid memoir that intertwines a daughter’s exploration of her Filipino immigrant father’s obscured past with a reimagined version of his untold story.
After the 9/11 attacks, once the smoke cleared and the rubble was removed, New Yorkers faced a fundamental question: who gets to decide the future of Ground Zero? Some wanted the towers back, while others believed the site should remain a memorial.
This seminar will explore the clinical legacy of Sándor Ferenczi through readings of his work and the work of others who followed in the spirit of his findings on trauma, dissociation, mutuality, the uses of countertransference, and the intersubjective approach and sensibility.
The Center for the American Experience invites you to join Rhae Lynn Barnes, Assistant Professor of History at Princeton University, and Jonathan Square, Assistant Professor of Black Visual Culture at Parsons, for a discussion of Barnes's book Darkology: Blackface and the American Way of Entertainment. Darkology is a major study of the history of ...
Please join us for a reading with Molly McCloy (Nonfiction, 2006) as she sits down with Luis Jaramillo, Associate Professor of Writing and Chair of Fiction, to discuss her memoir Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth.
Please join us for a reading with Molly McCloy (Nonfiction, 2006) as she sits down with Luis Jaramillo, Associate Professor of Writing and Chair of Fiction, to discuss her memoir Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth.