Scope and Contents Set begins with Volume 2, Number 1, which is unlike what follows as it is more of a newspaper than a journal. Release was the long-running literary journal of Eugene Lang College at The New School. Release was published annually beginning in 1987, and published poetry, prose, photography and visual art. It was offered as a for-credit course at Lang College, which was taught by various faculty members including Susan Sherman,...

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RE/PRESS was a literary journal published at the New School for Social Research's Seminar College (later, Eugene Lang College) in December 1982. It featured creative writing, mostly consisting of poetry, and drawings.

Scope and Contents Students for Informed Social Activism, or SISA, was the newsletter of the Eugene Lang College Volunteer Resource Center at The New School. The Volunteer Resource Center was staffed by Lang student Jenna Goodman, who wrote this newsletter. SISA contained information on volunteering as well as a list of organizations in New York City that students could volunteer with. Only one issue exists in the New School Archives, and it is unclear if the publication...

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Underpol is a journal consisting of capstone theses written and edited by Eugene Lang College Department of Politics seniors. Students wrote the theses during a senior captone unit, which from 2016-2018 was taught by Deva Woodly.

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What You Do | Eat a Peach, or "WhatPeach!," was a literary journal published at Eugene Lang College at The New School from 2007 until 2009. It featured creative writing by students and faculty members, and was funded by the Lang Student Union. The New School Archives only has one issue of the publication and it is unclear if the journal continued after 2009.

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This print issue contains an insert printed in May 2024 that addresses the progression of events on campus related to the student protests and Gaza Solidarity Encampments. The insert contains a edited transcription of an interview with Interim President Donna Shalala on May 9, 2024.