“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging ...

College is a time when kids are beginning to experience the real world and form their opinions. There is an eagerness to be ...

Paltz Encounters is for New Paltzers to share special encounters, humorous anecdotes, quirky observations and memories on-campus and off that highlight New Paltz’s charm and spirit. Whether you are ...

The volleyball club was recently revived by a group of students and has many plans for this semester! With goals of forming a ...

With election day just over a month and a half away, student organizations such as the New Paltz chapter of the New York ...

Club sports have become popular with students who want less competition, don’t have a lot of time to dedicate to sports or are simply beginners who want to learn something new, but what happens when ...

The Ski and Snowboarding Club had their first meeting this week, outlining the clubs plans and giving members the opportunity ...

The Village of New Paltz is working towards improving the municipal water quality by replacing its oldest water mains, which are over 100 years old. To fund this, the village applied for grant ...

From Sept. 18 - 20, SUNY New Paltz held their annual MFA Composium. This was a three-day symposium with various events that were open to the public. These included workshops, artists lectures and more ...

As vaccine restrictions tighten and COVID-19 protections continue to dwindle at the national level, local and state legislators are working to protect New Yorkers’ health rights.

The Kingston Art Walk celebrated their 10th anniversary on Sept. 20 and 21, where both locals and visitors were invited to a self-guided tour of home and studio galleries. The walk itself was spread ...

My experience with violence, my personal understanding of how political violence has evolved, and how this is a scary time to ...