Award-winning NPR foreign correspondent named James H. Ottaway Sr. Professor of Journalism
Deborah Amos, an award-winning foreign correspondent for National Public Radio (NPR), has been named the 2013 James H. Ottaway Sr.
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Student, professors, residents weigh in on SUNY’s Park Point
College officials and developer Wilmorite have seized on Nov. 2’s public hearing for Park Point, the proposed on-campus apartment complex,
Drama Club performs original stage production based onpersonal accounts of World War II
The Drama Club at New Paltz High School is mounting an exciting, original stage production this weekend that is unlike
Reframing education reform and teacher unions
The recent strike by public school teachers in Chicago is the topic of a free public lecture at SUNY New
New Paltz schools closed Monday
Students will not have classes Monday, Oct. 29 in any of New Paltz’s four public school buildings. New Paltz Central
Girls ask for Highland varsity lacrosse team
Coaches, parents and students gathered at Highland High School last week to ask for a little gender equity — at
Students organize protests against tuition increases, privatization
A group of SUNY-New Paltz students are rising up against ever-increasing tuition and their belief that the SUNY/CUNY system is
Multicultural Education conference focuses on equity and social justice
The School of Education at SUNY New Paltz, in collaboration with local educational organizations, will hold its 18th annual Multicultural
Artist Barbara Bash shows how forms of writing evolved
“In ancient times, a way to connect to the power of the word was to draw it. In the act
SUNY Ulster to be Smart Track pilot school
College students going to SUNY Ulster will soon get some help with their indebtedness. State University of New York Chancellor