New Paltz is celebrating students through Merit, an online software platform that publicizes their accomplishments both in and out of the classroom. Students receive recognition when they make the dean’s list, […]
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Global Orange & Blue Day unites SUNY New Paltz worldwide
Members of the College community showed their SUNY New Paltz pride on Global Orange & Blue Day, held Friday November 20th, 2015! From hosting gatherings to wearing orange and blue, students, faculty, […]
Read moreCollege announces continuing appointments and promotions
Academic Affairs announces the following continuing appointments and promotions for academic faculty: Awarded continuing appointment and promoted to Associate Professor Julie Gorlewski (Secondary Education) Montserrat Gimeno (Music) Kathleen Lord (Elementary […]
Read moreCollege to welcome more than 1,800 new students
SUNY New Paltz welcomed 1,100 first-year students and their families for Moving In Day on Aug. 20. According to L. David Eaton, vice president for enrollment management, about 700 transfer students […]
Read moreRidgeview Hall – a new modern living and learning environment – opens doors to student residents
SUNY New Paltz celebrated the opening of Ridgeview Hall, a modern, 225-bed residence hall that will help meet significant student demand for on-campus housing, in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on […]
Read moreSUNY New Paltz again named to list of best regional colleges in the Northeast by The Princeton Review
SUNY New Paltz has been named to the 2016 list of “Best Colleges: Region by Region” by The Princeton Review. New Paltz is one of only a dozen SUNY campuses […]
Read morePiano Summer announces winner of the 2015 Jacob Flier Piano Competition
PianoSummer at New Paltz is pleased to announce that Ryo Kaneko, of Japan, was named the first place winner of the 2015 Jacob Flier Piano Competition. The final round of […]
Read moreAlumnus pays it forward through student internship
Mohammed Serdah ’07 (Accounting) understands that a working relationship is most likely to produce mutual benefit when it is founded on teamwork and trust. It’s a lesson he learned during […]
Read moreAlumna wins big on “Wheel of Fortune”
When Jenny (Thayer) Riehl ’02 ’04g (Communication Disorders) was a contestant on “Wheel of Fortune” last December, she had no idea that she would eventually win $54,505 in cash and […]
Read moreAlumnus publishes “The Era of the Clipper Ships,” a history and tribute to his own ancestry
Donald Gunn Ross III ’93 (Journalism) has had an interest in American maritime history since he first learned he was related to naval officers and ship builders dating back to […]
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