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As Coronavirus Outbreak Advances, The New School Temporarily Suspends University-Wide Travel to C...

As Coronavirus Outbreak Advances, The New School Temporarily Suspends University-Wide Travel to C...

On Jan. 30, The New School announced that the university will be restricting non-essential travel to China af…

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Want to Learn to Code but Have No Experience? Lang's New Minor Might Still Be for You. - The New ...

Want to Learn to Code but Have No Experience? Lang's New Minor Might Still Be for You. - The New ...

The beginning of the spring 2020 semester marked the launch of a new minor at Eugene Lang College of Liberal …

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Over a Month into the Coronavirus Outbreak: The Virus has an Official Name and has Been Declared ...

Over a Month into the Coronavirus Outbreak: The Virus has an Official Name and has Been Declared ...

A previous version of this article stated that the name of the virus is COVID-19, it is SARS-CoV-2. COVID-19 …

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Novel Coronavirus Outbreak Causes Study Abroad to be Cut Short and Restructuring of Classes - The...

Novel Coronavirus Outbreak Causes Study Abroad to be Cut Short and Restructuring of Classes - The...

The New School canceled in-person classes, the week of March 23-27, and recalled international students this …

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"Paper or Plastic?" Is Now a Question From the Past - The New School Free Press

"Paper or Plastic?" Is Now a Question From the Past - The New School Free Press

This article appears in our March print issue. You can pick up a copy on newsstands around campus, or at our …

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A New Kind of Network: Serving the People Plans Virtual Exhibition by Art Students at Parsons, RI...

A New Kind of Network: Serving the People Plans Virtual Exhibition by Art Students at Parsons, RI...

When colleges and universities around the world closed because of the COVID-19 crisis, many graduating arts s…

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The Purple Line’s reconstruction of the Spring Street bridge is ‘substantially complete’

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Construction on the Spring Street Bridge has substantially completed. Photo credit: Elia Griffin The reconstruction of the Spring Street Bridge is now “substantially complete,” and the handover to the Montgomery County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is underway, Purple Line officials told Bethesda Today this week.
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Owners of Bob’s Shanghai 66 partner on new soup dumpling spot in Bethesda

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By Elia Griffin Verified
| Bethesda Magazine Verified
Bob's Soup Dumplings & Bar will open at 7776 Norfolk Ave. in Bethesda's Woodmont Triangle neighborhood. Photo credit: Elia Griffin The team behind Bob’s Soup Dumplings & Bar hopes to open the downtown Bethesda restaurant later this year, co-owner William La told Bethesda Today on Tuesday. La, who is also co-owner of Bob’s Shanghai 66 in Rockville, said Thursday in an interview at the restaurant that the goal opening date is sometime in November. “We’re close,” La said.
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Woman hit, killed by vehicle in Colesville

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By Elia Griffin Verified
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A woman died Wednesday morning in Colesville after she was struck by a vehicle on Randolph Road around 7 a.m., according to Montgomery County police and fire and rescue officials. Randolph Road from Sherwood Forest to Hammonton Place remains closed to traffic Wednesday morning as county police investigate the scene, according to Police spokesperson Degan Bartels. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes and expect delays.
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