Photography (BFA), Journalism + Design
Research and Work
Your education at Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts encourages you to examine the world in new and unexpected ways by combining rigorous study with intellectual freedom. Our students and faculty draw on different disciplines to generate new ideas, create new models of investigation, and new approaches to solving relevant and current problems.
Featured Stories
Anthropology Anthropology
Bachelor’s-Master’s Program Helps Students Reach New Heights
BAMA students Anya Isabel Andrews, Oscar Fossum, and Grace Song share their experiences in the program.
An Urban Studies Major Takes on Injustices
Sade explains how her classes at Lang have given her the language and tools she needs to fight injustice in her community.
Putting Theory into Relevant Practice
Sayre explains how he is applying his real-world experiences in his daily life at The New School.
Integrate Social Justice with the Natural Sciences
Nayaab, BA Interdisciplinary Science '12 (Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts), researches the critical intersections between cells and society.
Design, Liberal Arts, Performing Arts
Don't Tell a Story - Illuminate a Manuscript
We embrace new media, design, and technology to reimagine the power of storytelling.
Dismantle the Prison-Industrial Complex
The prison-industrial complex is on shaky ground. Students from Parsons School of Design, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, The New School for Social Research, and many of our renowned New School graduate programs have come together to address this critical issue.
Scholarly Rigor Meets Intellectual Freedom
BA/BFA student Nico Galvin takes us through his double life as a jazz performer and intellectual.
A College, in a University, in a City
Aristea shares her experience coming to New York to find herself and her future.
Code for Humans
Always at the forefront of creative scholarship, Eugene Lang College has developed the Code as a Liberal Art curriculum, courses that integrate critical thinking and coding and delve into the impact of algorithms, data, and social media on almost all aspects of human life.
Lang students are encouraged to explore their interests through engagement with opportunities available only in New York City. They apply the theory they master in the classroom in innovative real-world projects connected to institutions, businesses, communities, and industry leaders throughout our city.
News
New School Undergraduates Imagine a Future to Run Toward
During the spring 2026 semester, a group of New School students were challenged to design creative responses to address and alleviate eco-anxiety. These projects were part of the course The […]Unknown Migrants Exhibition Recognizes the Undocumented Individuals Overlooked by 9/11 Memorial
The 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, was a day of remembrance for those who lost their lives in the attacks that happened in New York City, Washington, DC, and […]Ava Ergin, Visual Studies ’26, Revamps Behind the Screen Educators’ Guide for Museum of the Moving Image
A casual scroll through the Nerdy Lang Newsletter brought Eugene Lang College alumna Ava Ergin, Visual Studies ’26, to an internship at the Museum of the Moving Image. That internship […]
