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
Student News
Will Speziale ’25 shares how he’s gained a vast, beneficial cultural education
Speziale’s passion for archery led him to study Japanese culture on campus and abroad
Dorsky Museum to present “Landmines” in February
Exhibition opening Feb. 8 explores the link between landscapes and social history
From the Alumni Magazine: Six decades and counting for the world’s longest-tenured female math teacher
The legendary career of Martha Strever ’61 ’66g, still going strong in Red Hook, New York
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Faculty/Staff News
Jonathan Raskin’s psychopathology textbook earns prestigious recognition from Association of College and Research Libraries
Interim Provost for Academic Advising & Psychology Professor’s “Psychopathology and Mental Distress: Contrasting Perspectives” was named 2024 Outstanding Academic Title
From the Alumni Magazine: Alumnus Thomas Tyrol ’72 and partner Jill Dorsi turn grief into gift for the University
The pair founded the Benjamin Dorsi Annual Scholarship last year, which serves current undergraduate students enrolled in the Disability Resource Center
Bailey Savatgy ’25 and Max Libretti ’21 ’25g honored by the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center
Leading regional support network bestows J. Tracy Hermann Scholarship on two New Paltz student leaders
Alumnae receive funding for museum proposal
1/8/25, Daily Freeman
Erin Dougherty ’22 & Kaya Keller ’24 are collaborating on a project to build pop-up museum showcasing rat-themed art
Rick Spriggs named interim softball head coach for 2025 season
1/10/25, Times Herald-Record
Spriggs will take the helm following tenure as lead assistant coach
A look inside BFA thesis at the Dorsky Museum
1/13/25, Hudson Valley One
Risa Oshinsky ’24 (Sculpture)’s “Afterlife” piece is profiled
