Search for Trouble Along America's Jagged Color Line

During her first semester as a SUNY New Paltz student, a classmate asked future Johns Hopkins University professor Martha Jones a question that has haunted her ever since: 'Who do you think you are?' Today, as a prize-winning historian of Black America, Jones returns to......More

During her first semester as a SUNY New Paltz student, a classmate asked future Johns Hopkins University professor Martha Jones a question that has haunted her ever since: 'Who do you think you are?' Today, as a prize-winning historian of Black America, Jones returns to that scene and others like it to explore how her family history of crossing the color line — and own her appearance — not only confounded her classmate. It has confounded the nation. In this talk, Jones will share how a difficult moment in that Black Sociology class set her on a lifetime of searching for answers to how we make families and make ourselves in a world troubled by the jagged color line.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194966-1

Senior Networking Night

Tickets are going fast for this experience bringing together soon-to-be graduates with recent alumniFor more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194955-1

MSEd and CAS Second Language Education Virtual Information Session

There is a growing need for English as a New Language teachers; Learn more about pathways into these careersFor more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194987-1

Author Event: Joe Hall

Enjoy the acclaimed writer and researcher's work at the Honors CenterFor more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194988-1

Alumni & Students Networking Reception in Washington, D.C.

Join fellow SUNY New Paltz alumni for an evening in Washington, D.C., as we welcome current New Paltz students visiting the capital as part of a political science experience led by Professor Nancy Kassop. The students will be meeting with government officials throughout......More

Join fellow SUNY New Paltz alumni for an evening in Washington, D.C., as we welcome current New Paltz students visiting the capital as part of a political science experience led by Professor Nancy Kassop. The students will be meeting with government officials throughout their trip, and this reception offers a meaningful opportunity for alumni to engage with them, share insights, and strengthen the New Paltz network in the D.C. area.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194798-1

Fac-Staf Qigong Affinity Group

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, p......More

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194631-25

Lunchtime Knitting and Crochet Group

Join us during your lunch break for a friendly session where we work on our knitting and crochet projects together. For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194728-20

Fac-Staf Qigong Affinity Group

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, p......More

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194631-26

Harrington STEM Lecture - Investigating the Anthrax Letters - Inventing Science and Identifying the Source

Details can be found on our webpage.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194834-1

Davenport Artist-In-Residence: Amina Claudine Myers

2026 Davenport-Artist-in-residence Amina Claudine Myers is a pianist, organist and singer, and is the recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and NYFA. She will perform works from her recent album, 'Solace of the Mind.' Concert will also fea......More

2026 Davenport-Artist-in-residence Amina Claudine Myers is a pianist, organist and singer, and is the recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, and NYFA. She will perform works from her recent album, 'Solace of the Mind.' Concert will also feature a new solo piano piece written for Department of Music Assistant Professor Phyllis Chen.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194848-1

Lunchtime Knitting and Crochet Group

Join us during your lunch break for a friendly session where we work on our knitting and crochet projects together. For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194728-21

Regeneration Symposium on Sustainability Education & Action - an Eddy Event

A day-long interactive symposium on Sustainability Learning & Action on our campus and in the Region. Come participate in conversations and contribute your ideas. Introduction to Earthrise Learning Commons. Agenda and topics • 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Welcome & breakfast + stu......More

A day-long interactive symposium on Sustainability Learning & Action on our campus and in the Region. Come participate in conversations and contribute your ideas. Introduction to Earthrise Learning Commons. Agenda and topics • 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. Welcome & breakfast + student vignettes • 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. Information Access as a Human Right • 11:00 - 12:00 p.m. Athletic Arenas for Regeneration with Alyah Kanso, Sustainability Coordinator of the Golden State Warriors basketball team. • 11:00 - 1:00 p.m. Earth Connection & Eco Art Storytelling, Demos and Workshops • 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Lunch with locally grown rice • 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. Circular Economy & Systems Thinking • 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Paper-making Workshop in Eco Arts Lab • 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Eco-Anxiety & Trauma-informed Counseling with Collaborative Mapping Activity • 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. Restorative Justice • 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Keynote address by Dr. Demond Hill, (Tufts University, Department of Child Study & Human Development) 'Ecologies of Othering and Belonging' • 5:00-6:00 p.m. Reception & Reflection with pizza Registration link here: https://forms.office.com/r/EwKucNBCew For details, visit the Eddy at New Paltz websiteFor more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194889-1

Alyah Kanso on 'Athletic Arenas for Regeneration' keynote speaker for Regeneration Symposium

What does sustainability actually look like inside a major sports organization? In this keynote, Alyah Kanso will share how they built and led sustainability strategy within the Golden State Warriors, driving measurable impact across waste reduction, fresh water reducti......More

What does sustainability actually look like inside a major sports organization? In this keynote, Alyah Kanso will share how they built and led sustainability strategy within the Golden State Warriors, driving measurable impact across waste reduction, fresh water reduction, food recovery, carbon accounting, transportation and more. As the NBA’s inaugural full-time sustainability professional, Alyah helped embed environmental responsibility into arena operations, community engagement, and regional climate efforts. Drawing from real-world experience at the intersection of athletics, business, and environmental justice, Alyah will explore how sports institutions — from professional teams to college programs — can use their platforms, purchasing power, and influence to advance climate responsibility, at scale. This session invites student athletes and campus leaders to see themselves not just as spectators, but as change agents capable of shaping more equitable, resilient futures. Registration link to join via zoom: https://suny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/60LLDg18T2Skqux5UHHsTg Or meeting us in Student Union basement SUB 62/63 for watch party with snacks! Success is not achieved by winning all the time. Real success comes when we rise after we fall… In order to reach the top of the mountain, you have to climb every rock. – Muhammad AliFor more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194982-1

Scratch Band

The Department of Music's newest ensemble for mixed instruments presents their first concert featuring Darius Milhaud's la Creation du Monde, op. 81a and works by Missy Mazzoli, Shuhei Tamura, and the Beatles.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.e......More

The Department of Music's newest ensemble for mixed instruments presents their first concert featuring Darius Milhaud's la Creation du Monde, op. 81a and works by Missy Mazzoli, Shuhei Tamura, and the Beatles.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194849-1

Women in Higher Education Lunchtime Gathering

An informal brown bag lunch gathering for women on campus to connect. All are welcome. Meetings are the second Tuesday of the month. For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194733-5

Fac-Staf Qigong Affinity Group

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, p......More

What Is Qigong? Slow movement. Rhythmic breathing. Mindful intention. Qigong (chi kung) is an ancient practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that naturally heals the body, balances the emotions, sharpens the mind, and raises consciousness.For more information, please visit https://webapps.newpaltz.edu/events/view/194631-27