Billboard Magazine Touts Studio Production Program
Purchase ranks among some of “the best academic programs” for audio engineering.
Environmental Studies Professor Allyson Jackson awarded a NYSDEC grant to fund environmental protection and opportunities for students to work in the field.
Learn more about our 17 Division III Athletics programs at our Athletics Open House on Sunday, February 4 at Noon. RSVP today.
U.S. News & World Report places Purchase College on its list of Top Ten Public Liberal Arts Colleges for 2024.
Photo: Isabelle Levy ’24
Purchase ranks nationally in the top ten among public liberal arts colleges for the percentage of graduates who earn PhDs in their fields, according to the National Science Foundation.
Photo: Dana Maxson
Purchase ranks among some of “the best academic programs” for audio engineering.
Caught the Bug (2022), an experimental film made by Amelia Wyeth Ponirakis ’23 in her junior year has screened in London and New York.
A collaboration between the Environmental Studies program and the Sustainability Office sparked a search for species on the Purchase campus.
The Economics Program’s Shark Tank-style event invites entrepreneurs to judge the inventive ideas of students from all majors.
Faculty and alumni rise to the top with GRAMMY Award® nominations.
The accomplished casting director and lecturer in Acting received a nomination for work on The Holdovers.
The New York Times describes Midnight on Beacon Street as “an impressive debut.”
8:00am - 5:00pm
Get ready to Think Wide Open in a creative and inclusive community.
You’ll feel the energy that comes from the mash-up of the visual and performing arts with the liberal arts and sciences all on one campus—where boundaries blur and collaboration rules.
Where being an artist or scholar or writer or scientist or philosopher is never synonymous with your major. A dynamic curriculum, accessible faculty, and a student body free to be authentically themselves lead to a campus culture rich in diversity and intellectual curiosity.
We welcome applications from students with a burning passion to ask big questions, challenge the status quo, and make original work that lasts—the storytellers, dreamers, visionaries, and change-makers.
Sound like you? We’re ready when you are.
12:00pm - 5:00pm
The Neuberger Museum of Art and the Purchase College Global Black Studies and Media Studies programs are proud to host the inaugural Fred Wilson Lectures in Global Black Studies event featuring Tavia Nyong’o, Chair and Professor of Theater & Performance Studies, Professor of American Studies, and Professor of African-American Studies at Yale University.
Meet the stars of tomorrow as some of the region’s finest high school ensembles face off in front of a panel of judges made up of professional Latin jazz musicians.
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