Scope and Contents The Henderson Rules (not to be confused with the Henderson Act of 1943) were a set of rules and regulations ratified by the New York State Senate for the maintenance of public order on campuses. The New School administration circulated a survey polling student opinion regarding the new legislation. Adoption of the Henderson Rules was largely met with disdain on the part of the Graduate Faculty, but otherwise received favorable opinions. The New School's Board of Trustees adopted the...

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New School correspondence with federal agencies over the attendance of "non-quota" immigrant students and faculty in the Graduate Faculty. Most of the faculty concerned were in the Exchange Visitors Program.

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The report includes a brief history of the university, enrollment figures, facilities, and finances. The report covers The New School and Parsons School of Design. Also included is correspondence regarding the report.

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Largely stemming from Hans Simons' tenure as president of The New School, includes correspondence with the Israeli government and Israeli universities addressing Israeli diplomat Eliahu Elath's lecture at The New School in 1961, Abba Eban's lecture in 1957; a proposed exchange program with Israel; professional recommendations; and Israel's seat at the United Nations.

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Eliot Janeway was an American economist, journalist, and author prominent in President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson's administrations. The Janeway Foundation donated to The New School. Includes a dissertation, "British Economic Policy, 1929-1931," authored by William H. Janeway, Eliot's son.

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Kantzander was a journalist and editor who married President Everett's daughter in 1973. A copy of the marriage certificate and vows are enclosed. The majority of the material relates to a professional reference for a Chinese scholar, "David" Daw Chuen, who was hoping to collaborate with The New School on a book.

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Correspondence between Everett and Esther Lederer, who wrote publicly as the advice columnist Ann Landers. Lederer appears to have had a close relationship with Everett's wife, Elsie Everett.

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Materials pertaining to the establishment of a law school at The New School. Documents include correspondence, reports, and proposals.