SUNY New Paltz to host panel discussion: “Challenging the Attacks on Public Education”
SUNY New Paltz will host “Challenging the Attacks on Public Education: Carrying on the Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement”
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Electronic vehicle charging stations unveiled at SUNY New Paltz campus lots
In a move designed to help create a “new car-culture” on campus, SUNY New Paltz has installed six electric vehicle
SUNY New Paltz ranked No. 1 in drug arrests for 2013
Among college campuses nationwide, SUNY New Paltz ranked No. 1 in drug arrests per capita for 2013, according to a
Dorsky’s upcoming Videofreex exhibition preserves memories of electronics revolution
Next Saturday, February 7, the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art on the SUNY-New Paltz campus will officially kick off its
New Paltz School District will put up same $52.9 million bond for a vote on Tuesday, January 27
The same $52.9 million capital improvement bond proposal rejected by voters last October will be put up without revision for
Local school superintendents Deborah Haab and Maria Rice share their goals for 2015
2014 was a challenging year for local school superintendents Deborah Haab in Highland and Maria Rice in New Paltz. Each
Highland High School welcomes new assistant principal
On November 10, William Zimmer assumed his new position as assistant principal at Highland High School (HHS). Hired to replace
New Paltz High School teachers grow beards to promote mens’ health
Thirteen male teachers at New Paltz High School brought an entirely new meaning to the phrase “Grow Local” last month.
Meet Highland High School’s new band director, Drew Rebecchi
“One of the things that drew me to Highland was the sense of community here,” says Drew Rebecchi, Highland High
SUNY New Paltz students stand in solidarity for Michael Brown
How long does it take to plan a successful protest? For SUNY New Paltz’s Black Student Union (BSU), about 40