Allyson Sheneman and Casey Hamptom presented as a SUNY New Paltz "Planetarium Operation" student during the Astronomy Night show on March 30.

Ashlee Dykeman presented as a SUNY New Paltz "Planetarium Operation" student during the Astronomy Night show on March 2

SUNY New Paltz "Planetarium Operation" students presented during the Astronomy Night show on Feb. 16

SUNY New Paltz "Planetarium Operation" students presented during the Astronomy Night show on Feb. 2

The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) announced its annual Division III All-America recipients with three Hawks represented on the honorable mention list

Coming on the heels of a fourth consecutive winning season and trip to the SUNYAC Tournament semifinals, the State University of New York field hockey team was honored with three players named to the annual All-SUNYAC squad.

The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) released its annual women's volleyball all-conference team with SUNY New Paltz garnering four selections. Three of them were also honored as AVCA All-Region III selections.

The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) announced its annual awards Wednesday with the Hawks earning a record six selections to the All-SUNYAC squad.

The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) announced its annual awards Tuesday and a record number of SUNY New Paltz men's soccer players were honored as All-SUNYAC selections.

The SUNY New Paltz Hawks women's soccer team scored first-ever 4-0 start in SUNYAC conference after a win over Oneonta Sept. 28.

SUNY New Paltz acknowledges students who will share creative writing, non-fiction, poetry and/or academic writing at the College's annual Celebration of Writing Day.

The State University of New York at New Paltz Student-Athlete Advisory Committee students Olivia Ingalsbe, Elias Elcock and Gracianna Serravillo represented the College at the 2022 SUNYAC SAAC Retreat this past week in Syracuse, New York. This weekend was the first in-person retreat since the pandemic, and all representatives didn't hesitate to jump right into bonding and connecting throughout a jam-packed weekend of games, dinners and business presentations.

The State University of New York at New Paltz Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Vice President and Hawks women's soccer senior, Olivia Ingalsbe attended the 2022 NCAA Convention this past week, making the trip out to Indianapolis as a member of the SUNYAC SAAC e-board.

Students from the Haggerty English Language Program participated in a showcase event titled "Speak Out: An ESL Student Showcase" on Nov. 21.

Julie Planke, who recently completed her master's in psychological science in the Psychology Department at SUNY New Paltz, serves as one of eight members of the executive committee for the international Heterodox Psychology Workshop. The Workshop is dedicated to advancing an open-minded approach to the behavioral sciences. Julie is the most junior member of this committee and was invited as a result of her great successes in the domains of research and service in this area. In her role. she maintains the website and the online application process for the organization (based on skills that she acquired while serving as supervisor for the New Paltz Evolutionary Psychology Laboratory during her time as a student here).

SUNY New Paltz "Planetarium Operation" students presented Astronomy Night shows over the spring semester.

SUNY New Paltz students who participated in the annual Celebration of Writing Day are recognized for being a featured reader.

SUNY New Paltz acknowledges students who shared creative writing, non-fiction, poetry and/or academic writing at the College's annual Celebration of Writing Day.

SUNY New Paltz recognizes students who published work in New Voices, New Visions.

A celebration of student film and art was held April 5 at the Seligmann Center in Sugar Loaf. Students from two area high schools and SUNY New Paltz walked away with jury recognition for their film creations. The brainchild of the student interns from EC Media Group, LLC and the Citizens Foundation, the festival was designed to showcase works of art by Orange and Ulster area college, high school and middle school students who submitted short films, photography and paintings. Taking home top honors for films under two minutes long were winner Brandon DeSouza from Pine Bush High School, second-place finisher Anais M. Cantres from Newburgh Free Academy and Joshua Dudzik from SUNY New Paltz, who finished third. About 110 students came out to screen the films and enjoy the art exhibit. Based on the successful turn out, organizers plan to make the exhibit an annual event. For more information about the festival, find @TheNewFilmFest on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter or email thenewfilmfest@gmail.com.

SUNY New Paltz history majors presented a panel on "The First Draft of History: How to use Historical Methods to Generate and Inform Journalism."

Journalism student Amanda Gordon, who was selected as a 2018 Pulitzer Center Student Fellow while a student at Westchester Community College, presented her reporting on autism in Brazil at the 2018 Pulitzer Center Student Fellow Washington Weekend, Oct. 26-28, 2018. Her talk was part of a livestream of student presentations (22:30 on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IesoeWXLNZ8&feature=youtu.be). Her reporting can be found on the Pulitzer Center's website at http://pulitzercenter.org/projects/brazils-learning-curve-approach-treating-autism

SUNY New Paltz students in the "Planetarium Operation" course showed what they learned as leaders of Astronomy Night planetarium shows this fall

A SUNY New Paltz student with a love for voice-over acting has been signed to IDIOM Talent Agency.

SUNY New Paltz English as a Second Language students complete a Selfie Scavenger Hunt on campus as part of the Haggerty English Language Program

SUNY New Paltz students participate in New York City Jewelry Week (NYCJW), Nov. 12-18

SUNY New Paltz recognizes Educational Opportunity Program Peer Mentors for the fall 2018 semester

Peer Mentors establish a helping relationship with their first-year students. The objective of this relationship is to provide support and guidance for first-year students as they adjust to their college experience. Mentors strongly encourage first-year students to fully utilize the support services that the Educational Opportunity Program provides.

SUNY New Paltz student Shannon Giambanco celebrates the publication of her novel, "Gone Inside."

SUNY New Paltz students participated in a roundtable event featuring multiple SUNY schools and their board members.