Hitting the Books: Anthology of Contemporary Hudson Valley Women Writers
Editors: Laurence Carr, Lecturer for the English Department and Jan Schmidt, Professor in the English Department Title? A new major anthology of contemporary Hudson […]
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Residents Call For Increased Funding
On Saturday, March 10, New Paltz and Hudson Valley residents joined together at the Occupy Education march and rally to protest the lack of funds available for public education. A group of nearly 50 protestors came out to show their disapproval with how public education has been […]
Professors Analyze Hydraulic Fracturing
On Thursday, March 1, SUNY New Paltz professors held a panel in the Coykendall Science Building (CSB) auditorium discussing the social scientific perspectives on hydraulic fracturing. The practice, commonly referred to as fracking, involves the injection of a fluid down a pipe and into naturally-occurring fractures in shale, releasing natural […]