The 23rd annual Hudson Valley Garlic Festival returned to Saugerties this weekend, enticing garlic lovers to try sweet and savory edibles such as garlic-flavored marshmallows, […]
Month: September 2011
What does family mean to you? This was the question asked to the students of the Spring 2011 Literature of Journalism Class. In response, the […]
Kelly Morehead, a third-year English literature major, had just transferred to SUNY New Paltz and had only been living on her own for a week […]
A new school year brings with it a new venue as Grimaldi’s Pizza steps up as the next big place to see a show in […]
Raj Pandya will be replacing Amy Donnelly as SUNY New Paltz’s Planetarium Director. Anyone who holds regular events at the planetarium is advised to contact […]
This fall, the SUNY New Paltz Office of Student Activities, Career Resource Center and Records and Registration office have partnered in creating a “Co-Curricular Transcript” […]
NEW PALTZ– Ten years ago, on the morning of Sept. 11, the United States fell victim to a series of terrorist attacks that killed […]
Caitlin Langone, recent SUNY New Paltz alumna and English major, was featured on the documentary “Children of 9/11,” which aired on NBC Sunday, Sept. 4, […]
We Are All Children of 9/11 I “We should find a way to send them pre-cooked meals, or maybe just gift certificates.” The class was […]
Everyone must remember, so we do not repeat the past. This was the sentiment expressed at a panel discussion just a few days before the […]
–Natasha Lende In the wake of the 10-year anniversary of September 11, 2001 many New Paltz residents find themselves reflecting on the tragedy of that […]
Sunday marks the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. What’s different now? How have we changed? The Little Rebellion explores the past […]
Videos courtesy of Shekar Venkateswaran, a New Paltz alumni with a masters in electrical engineering.