The Communication and Media Society at SUNY New Paltz put together a panel of experts to discuss Media Ethics on April 25th. The panel took place in the Lecture Center and consisted of New Paltz professors and members of the media field.
Month: April 2012
The Baseball Player Produced by Brendan O’Keefe Eric Grogin came to New Paltz to be a player on the New Paltz baseball team. After he […]
The Survivor Produced by Jaleesa Baulkman Third-year student Angela Santiamagro had to overcome many obstacles before arriving to SUNY New Paltz. Santiamagro explains how growing […]
The Outsider Produced by Mili Ali William Kaiser is a current senior at SUNY New Paltz. William had a hard time socializing because his family […]
The Firefighter Produced by Lauren Scrudato J.P. Aponte is a 27-year-old journalism major a SUNY New Paltz. At the end of high school, he became […]
The Transfer Student Produced by Brendan O’Keefe Nicole has a busy schedule at work and is taking a full course load. She has faced some […]
The DIY Applicant Produced by Zhen Wen Lin Growing up in a house with little stability and constant struggle, Matthew D’Agostino longed for the day […]
The Sculptor Produced by Khynna Kuprian Ashley Caferro thought she was headed for a career in education, but transferring to New Paltz made her see […]
The Teacher Produced by Julio Olivencia After Alex graduated college, he found it difficult to find gainful employment. He opted to come back the SUNY […]
Why do we join clubs? Some students do it because of a specific interest, such as a sport, activism, gaming, or just to practice a […]
SUNY New Paltz played host to another successful RecycleMania challenge this past year. The RecycleMania challenge is a contest between residence halls to promote going […]
Since it opened its doors (and walls) in 1994, The Inner Wall rock climbing gym has seen countless routes taped to its walls, hundreds of […]
The Inauguration of President Donald Christian on PhotoPeach The Inauguration of President Donald Christian on PhotoPeach Photo 1- The SUNY New Paltz Presidential Mace and […]
When asked about how important reducing carbon footprint is, David Kamerman, a third-year history major at SUNY New Paltz answered without hesitation. “It’s probably the […]
“There will always remain the reality of the Holocaust, and with that, the task of explaining it,” said Gerald Sorin, director of Jewish studies at […]
In the corner of a study room in the Sojourner Truth Library Gabrielle Segal sits leaning into her laptop screen, listening to her father’s queries […]
The reasons why most students will graduate with crippling debt. Student loan debt is closing in on the trillion dollar bench mark, which is […]
Here’s a look at how you can reduce your carbon footprint and how some students reduce theirs. Video by Cooper LaRocque