The Samuel Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz announces “Timothy Greenfield-Sanders: The Trans List,” an exhibition featuring 40 portraits and a film by legendary photographer and filmmaker Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. Curated […]
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Category: Featured News
Class of 2018 alumnus enters world of fashion with launch of new luxury brand
Recent SUNY New Paltz graduate Kevin Castel ’18 (Finance; Economics) is the co-founder of Akúlix, a new luxury fashion brand focused on producing unique, hand-made clothing, using high-quality and sustainably […]
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Delegation represents New Paltz at SUNY conference combating violence against LGBTQ+ students
Members of the Office of Student Affairs, the Psychological Counseling Center and the Office of Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion attended the SUNY SPECTRUM conference in Albany, N.Y., which focused […]
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News from Human Resources
Congratulations to the following employees who have been hired, promoted or given permanent or continuing appointment: ANN BREIGER (Custodial) has been hired as Cleaner. LAURA KNIFFEN (Communication & Marketing) has […]
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Next generation of Smiley Family leadership at Mohonk Mountain House includes New Paltz alumni
Fifth-generation Smiley Family members and SUNY New Paltz alumni Tom Smiley ’09g (Business) and Eric Gullickson ’00 (Journalism) have been appointed to leadership roles at Mohonk Mountain House. This […]
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Journalism alumni, faculty lauded at NYS Associated Press awards
Three SUNY New Paltz alumni and one faculty member from the Department of Digital Media & Journalism were named among the winners of the New York State Associated Press Association’s […]
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Latest Benjamin Center Report Examines the New York State Testing Program, 2012-2016
The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz has released its 20th discussion brief, “Tests are Turning our Kids into Zeroes: A Focus on Failing,” a critical […]
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PianoSummer 2018 marks 20th anniversary of Flier Competition
PianoSummer at SUNY New Paltz will return for its 2018 season from July 9 – 27, with a series of marquee classical music performances given by some of the most […]
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President Christian meets with village and town officials to celebrate new funding for safety services
SUNY New Paltz President Donald P. Christian visited the New Paltz Village Hall on June 21, 2018, to celebrate a new state budget allocation of $200,000 to the Village of […]
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History professor talks British Empire and slavery on “The Academic Minute”
Professor of history Lou Roper was featured on the nationally-syndicated radio program, “The Academic Minute,” on June 21. Roper discussed his research into the British Empire’s use of slavery to […]
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