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The college holds the #8 spot on US News & World Report’sTop Public Schools list among National Liberal Arts Colleges for 2026.

In the stage adaptation of the cult classic film, the two-time Tony nominee illuminates a world of vast, dark spaces and flying vampires

The first woman of color to lead the WCBA in its 130-year history has been a rising star and “raising the bar” for almost two decades.

The three-time Emmy Award-nominated lighting designer will lead the creation of dynamic on-screen visuals for WWE’s live broadcasts and televised events.

The Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence (CASE) is SUNY’s highest academic achievement.

The Cinema Studies alum worked on the feature film Union County and the short The Boys and the Bees.

The magazine recognizes the Economics alum for his wealth management expertise and for his community service.

In Yuyo, a solo exhibition, his striking and introspective works delve into the history of the Americas, family, and self.

Levin brought Drake to Culture Shock and recently discovered breakout star, Bella Kay.

The film uses uninterrupted one-shot takes to convey urgency.

Purchase College is proudly recognized by a variety of publications, including US News and World Report,ThePrinceton Review, and The Hollywood Reporter.

The Hollywood Reporter names Purchase to its coveted list: “The 25 Best Drama Schools in the World” for 2026.

Calá’s senior project, To Be a Calá, used choreography and storytelling to explore how personal history, culture, and family influence movement, musicality, and performance.

Bui graduated with experience conducting complex research and as a co-author of a scientific journal article.

This year’s President’s Award for Public Art selection, A River to the Sky, honors the craftsmanship and traditions passed down through the generations in a striking 23-foot-tall, crocheted tapestry.

Selected for Choreography, the dance alum joins “a fellowship of extraordinary individuals across every field of knowledge and every form of art.”

Hyperallergic’s “Beer with a Painter” series features casual conversations on the practices of painters.

T Magazine’s video series features a performance from Broadway’s CATS: The Jellicle Ball, a ballroom culture reinterpretation of the original.

Daniel Bravo Hernández ’24 and Caleb Joshua Eberhardt ’12 will appear in this summer’s Shakespeare in the Park production of Romeo and Juliet.

He’s the voice of the alien Rocky and the puppeteer who brings him to life in the feature film Project Hail Mary.