Latest stories from SUNY New Paltz
Institutional
SUNY New Paltz Winter Session begins Dec. 27
More than 70 courses, all fully online; Registration is now open
School of Business Dean Kristin Backhaus appointed first-ever Director of Economic Development & Community Engagement
While continuing to serve as the Dean, Backhaus will strengthen University’s impact in local and regional communities through strategic partnerships
President Wheeler’s December 2024 Report to Faculty
Includes updates on enrollment, strategic planning and more, plus shoutouts to Hawks athletics champions and student voter turnout
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
Dorsky Museum to present “Landmines” in early 2025
Exhibition explores the link between landscapes and social history
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Development/Foundation
From the New Paltz Alumni Magazine: Meet our fall 2024 Ottaway Professor
This semester, SUNY New Paltz welcomed Andre Lambertson, a visual journalist, to share his career with students and the public
SUNY New Paltz named a Bronze Bike Friendly University
Recognition from the League of American Bicyclists is owed in large part to our student team of Sustainability Ambassadors
New Paltz students recognized for high voter turnout in 2024 election
Campus-wide get-out-the-vote effort helps the University earn honors as an ALL IN Democracy Challenge Most Engaged Campus
Coverage of Hudson Valley students on spring 2024 Dean’s List
11/18/24, Daily Freeman
Across the local area, students achieved a grade point average of 3.3 or higher
SUNY New Paltz makes list of top MFA, MA, and PhD programs in the arts
11/26/24, Hyperallergic
Fine arts online publication highlights MFA program as one of the best graduate programs in the Northeast to apply for
Interview with Eva Zanardi, curator of “In and Out of Lineage”
11/26/24, Art Spiel
Zanardi shares her process and breaks down the exhibition, which is on display until Dec. 8