By Lisa Di Venuta Thrift shoppers are as one-of-a-kind as the items they buy. The New Paltz thrifting scene is certainly thriving, with a plethora […]
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By Nathaniel Sheidlower Valentine’s Day falls around that special time of year right after the holiday season and right before tax returns. This means that, […]
Winter 2015 has consisted of snow, snow, and more snow! Instead of staying indoors and coming down with a bad case of cabin fever, why […]
Americans use approximately 50 billion water bottles each year, resulting in severe environmental issues and costing the average American over $100 per year. As of […]
After anticipating up to two feet of snow and bringing the Northeast United States to a standstill, snowstorm Juno ended up spreading more panic than […]
By Mariah Brown The lights of the New Paltz University Police Department station illuminated on a crowd estimated to be 300 students, chanting “Black nation […]
By Ava Yurchison Rayburn Boland was born deaf to two deaf parents and a slew of deaf family members, and attended mainstream schooling until he […]
Wedging a foot in the door of a career requires constant focus on each step taken toward that ideal job. Every day is an interview. […]
By Jennifer Lima Jonathan Van Meter engaged with SUNY New Paltz students as he discussed his life and career of being a writer and contributing editor to […]
By Gianna Canevari The SUNY New Paltz Print Shop from SUNY New Paltz on Vimeo. On the drenched Monday morning of Aug. 29, Director of […]
By Jess Napp One cold January day in New Paltz, Augie darted onto the frozen pond on the SUNY New Paltz campus to chase away Canadian […]
By Sara Shameem “Boom, Boom, Bap! Left, right, left!” A booming voice fills the air as a group of serious faces follow the orders, […]
By Clare Quinn “You came on a good day, we’re learning a song.” Liz Browne may be the president of the Sexy Pitches, but […]
By April Castillo When D.A. Pennebaker landed his first prominent directorial role as head of the camera crew during the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, […]
By Ava Yurchison Tina Marie Clayborne had no idea what she was in for as she entered her champagne-colored 2005 Saturn minivan. With […]
By Kate Bunster [View the story “Jon Novick’s Road to Success” on Storify]
College students are faced with different choices everyday and when it comes to housing, it’s no different. The pros and cons of staying on campus […]
Moving out of their eight-people-to-a-room “Quonset hut” known as Women’s Hall and into a nicer Victorian house used as the Women’s Hall Annex in […]