Following the approval of a new constitutional amendment by voters in November 2013, New York is set to approve four resort-style casinos across the […]
Month: September 2014
By Gianna Canevari You shake their hand with a semi-assertive handshake. You try to maintain eye contact. You try to smile. There, you’ve just made […]
By Ella Graffin People herded into the streets of Manhattan from all over the world on The International Day of Peace, Sunday Sept. 21, to […]
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced $10 million of funding to expand the engineering program at SUNY New Paltz as part of the NYSUNY 2020 Challenge Grant […]
Not Your Normal Commute Late one November evening Jon Novick made his routine commute home from Brooklyn to Queens after a long day of work. […]
As acts of public violence occur frequently on college campuses across the country, SUNY New Paltz responds with updated safety plans for faculty, staff and students. […]
Geologists from across the North-eastern U.S. gather at the Geological Society of America conference every spring to share their research. Students and professors of the […]
The journalism program at SUNY New Paltz has never had its own department. This year, however, it’s secured its own spot in the new Digital […]
Ulster County Dog Park from The Little Rebellion on Vimeo. NEW PALTZ – Ulster County will have its own dog park at the end of September after […]
Wages in the Hudson Valley are falling further and further behind the average rent for the area, according to a 2013 federal study on low […]
On Sept. 15, Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited SUNY New Paltz to announce $10 million funding for an Engineering Innovation Hub. This funding will provide for […]