University Wayfinding
Below are some resources to help you find your way around our metropolitan campus. Please refer to the University Directory if you are trying to find an employee of The New School.
Before Your Visit
Confirm the building hours of the spaces you intend to visit. See also Academic Technology Labs and Services hours of operation and Libraries hours of operation.
And don't forget to bring your New School ID (NewCard) - you will need to scan into most university facilities.
Maps of On-Campus Facilities
- Campus Map (also on the web)
- All Gender Restroom Map
- Caregivers Support Map (changing tables and lactation booths)
- Library Locations
You'll see we refer to buildings by either a letter, a formal name, or by their address. We recommend taking a look at Campus Buildings (Letters & Addresses) if you find yourself getting lost.
Campus Tours
The Welcome Center at offers campus tours to prospective students Monday-Friday typically at 10am, 12pm, and 2pm with the exception of holidays and university breaks. Schedule your tour online. Tours begin at the Welcome Center located at 72 Fifth Avenue on the corner of 13th Street.
Unable to take a physical tour? Listen to an audio tour instead brought to you by the Orientation Leaders of The New School, or take a virtual tour of the campus.
Workspace and Meeting Facilities
Working remotely or need a place to host a meeting on campus?
Staff
- Visit the Admin Hub Spaces in Engage: Admin Hub
- Reserve a workstation Spaces in Engage: Workstations
- Reserve a meeting room Spaces in Engage: Conference Rooms
- Visit the Faculty/Staff Lounge at 63 Fifth Avenue, 7th floor (no reservation needed)
Faculty
- Reserve a meeting room Spaces in Engage: Conference Rooms
- Reserve a room in the Faculty Resource Center at 63 Fifth Avenue, Room 308
- Visit the Faculty/Staff Lounge at 63 Fifth Avenue, 7th floor (no reservation needed)
Mail & Package Services
Outgoing
Need to mail a letter via USPS? Outgoing mailboxes are located in convenient locations across campus. Outgoing packages and oversized parcels will need to be dropped off at a US Postal Service location or shipped via other means, such as UPS, FedEx, or messenger service.
Incoming
Expecting a delivery or package on campus? Most buildings have a bay of lockers to receive packages. Be sure to specify their address when placing your order. You will receive an email when your package has been delivered. Incoming mail is scanned and sent you digitally via email - physical copies are available upon request.