Latest stories from SUNY New Paltz

University publishes fall 2024 Dean’s List

Congratulating the 2,800+ New Paltz students who earned at least a 3.3 GPA last semester

Save the dates: Commencement 2025 is May 16-18

Graduating seniors & families: Click here for all you need to know about this momentous occasion

IDMH, Benjamin Center report on first responder mental health survey

Research is part of a first-of-its-kind effort in New York state to address mental health needs for first responders

Save the Date: Black History Convocation is Feb. 19

An evening of reflection, inspiration and celebration, featuring a keynote address from New York State Lt. Governor Antonio Delgado

Longtime PianoSummer director Vladimir Feltsman has retired

End of an era: The beloved classical piano music festival has attracted world-class musicians to New Paltz since 1993

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More news from around campus

Research-Faculty/Staff

“First Love”: Associate Professor Lisa Phillips authors new book on modern teen relationships

Told from the perspective of a professor, mother and award-winning journalist, book is a guide for those who want to understand the new realities of teen relationships

From the Alumni Magazine: How New Paltz is transforming perception of art museums

At the Dorsky and beyond, students, staff and alumni are working to make museums more inclusive

School of Fine & Performiing Arts

“Spies are Forever”: Theatre Arts staged reading debuts this weekend

Barclay Travis ’25 & Katie Gudzik ’22 helm musical adaptation about a secret agent working to thwart a Cold War-era revival of the Nazi regime; Shows Friday & Saturday

Psychology Professor Glenn Geher explores neuroses

2/3/25, Psychology Today
Latest column tackles how neurotic behaviors can be adaptive in everyday life

Coverage on New Paltz’s research in conjunction with New York state on first responder mental health needs

2/5/25, ABC News 10
First-of-its-kind survey points to greater levels of stress and depression among first responder population

Associate Professor Heinz Insu Finkl translates literary work of famed Korean director Lee Chang-dong

2/9/25, Chronogram
English faculty celebrates work of director whose imagery inspired him in latest work, “Snowy Days and Other Stories”