SUNY Council Postpones Vote to Change Campus Building Names to Increase Inclusivity
Petitions by SUNY New Paltz students to change the name of Hasbrouck Dining Hall in memory of alumni and employee
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Blue Wave Hits New York Senate
Republished with permission from the Legislative Gazette. For the first time in almost a decade, Democrats will hold a firm
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Students Could be a Factor on Election Day… But Will They vote?
SUNY New Paltz students have a front-row seat to one of the closest House races on the national stage. The
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Antonio Delgado Looks to The Youth Vote
NEW PALTZ – Congressional candidate Antonio Delgado’s tour of the district made a stop at the State University of New
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A Dog Walk to Fight Hunger
NEW PALTZ – Charitable dog owners came together to collect food donations for a local pantry. Dozens of dogs and
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E-Cigs Banned From Same Spaces As Cigarettes
Photo by Lindsey Fox There has been a monumental increase in electronic cigarette usage among youth in the United States.
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SUNY Fails to Change With NYS Marijuana Laws
SUNY New Paltz has no plan for how to handle medical marijuana on campus if one student is prescribed the
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Sleeping with The Enemy: Asbestos Treatment at SUNY New Paltz
SUNY New Paltz confirmed they will continue to remove all asbestos insulation from as many as six residence halls over
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Cuomo’s 10 Reasons the GOP Tax Plan Plagues New Yorkers
Gov. Andrew Cuomo today outlined 10 key reasons why the GOP tax plan will deliver an “economic death blow” to
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The Other 6 Percent: Black Student Life at SUNY New Paltz
One day Delani Morgan, a black male, was dining with his friends at Siena college. Morgan was the only black
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In Ousting Faso, Democrats Share A Common Goal
Written by Bryce A. Eckwall, edited and packaged by Aiyana Edmund and Matthew Apuzzo Helping small business, renewable energy, education
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Combating the Threat of An Active Shooter
Edited and packaged by John Camera and Maria Enea The basement room in Deyo Hall was filling up with students.
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New York Senator Tackles Anonymous Politics Ads
Following the lead of Facebook, the federal government and other states, Democrats in the New York Senate introduced a bill
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Crashing the Party – The Political Divide in Dutchess County
Just under a year has passed since President Trump took office, with many Americans still reeling from a vicious election
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VFW Association Aims to Recruit New Members
Every Memorial Day, you see them. They don’t stand as tall as they once did, but they still have it
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Are the Catskills Being Loved to Death?
Residents of the Catskills remember when the Blue Hole — a swimming spot on the Rondout Creek — was their
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Millennials are Choosing College Over Trade Jobs
Edited and packaged by: John Camera, Cafari Reid and Maria Enea Despite hundreds of job openings and well-paying salaries, millennials
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Combating Underage Drinking in New Paltz
Edited by Megan Mirabito and Jeff Trotter Larry Brodetsky can barely remember the night he got arrested because he
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