Adam Nagourney ’77 Captures Historical Importance of Supreme Court Ruling
The author and political reporter for The New York Times co-authored a piece for the paper on the occasion of the landmark Supreme Court ruling on LBGTQ rights.
Think Open
Humans of NY Insta Features Purchase Success Story
Solangie Anulsa Ledesma ’20 pays tribute to the assistant principal who influenced her life as a teenager.
Mariales Diaz ’19 Named a Sundance Ignite Fellow
Congratulations to the emerging filmmaker, one of ten named a Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellow.
Two Purchase Authors Among Most Notable for 2020
Books by Carl Safina ’77 and Garth Greenwell ’01 landed on The New York Times list of “100 Most Notable Books of 2020.”
Joe Matoske ’10 Wins Emmys and Accepted Into ACE
Matoske entered American Cinema Editors (ACE) upon winning an ACE Eddie Award last January.
The Alchemy of Meth by Professor Jason Pine Earns Honorable Mentions
Acknowledged by The Society for Cultural Anthropology and the Society for Humanistic Anthropology.
Stephen Cooke Receives National Science Foundation Grant and Publishes His 100th Article
The associate professor of chemistry is part of a research team that received a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
Creative Writing Alumni Trio Launch a Literary Venture
The inaugural issue of Brown Sugar will release on November 27.
Sonia Barkat ’21 Publishes Collection of Plays
Journalism major Sonia Barkat ’21 recently had a book of plays published, Winter Stars: Three 10-Minute Plays: From Tragedy to Fantasy to Comedy.
4th Annual POV Festival: April 17–18
Laila Wilson ’22 is taking the Annual POV Festival to new heights.
Two 2019 Grads Are Winners of This Year’s Salomon Award
Winners will use the funds to expand Black Lives Matter protest reporting on their lauded Twitter account, NYC Protest Updates 2020.
Discover the Academic Partnership with Upstate Medical University
The program is designed to attract students from a diverse range of undergraduate study programs.
